Kamui Kobayashi led a Toyota one-two in the first qualifying session for the 24 Hours of Le Mans, while former Formula 2 champion Nyck de Vries topped the loaded LMP2 category. All LMP1 cars have automatically qualified for Friday’s ‘Hyperpole’ session at the Circuit de la Sarthe - the pole position shoot-out between the top six cars of each class - as there are only five in the field this year. Article continues under video Kobayashi, in the #7 Toyota, set a time of three minutes 17.089secs, a tenth of a second quicker than sister car and 2019's pole-sitter Kazuki Nakajima [#8], and four and a half seconds clear off Bruno Senna's Rebellion. In LMP2, a field that features 22 entries...
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