Postponing the 88th 24 Hours of Le Mans to September due to the international health crisis has required changes to the normal programme. Different weather conditions and lighting will cause teams to adapt their race strategy and preparation. Delaying the 2020 24 Hours of Le Mans until September has required changes to the race's traditional programme. Test Day was cancelled, denying drivers and teams the opportunity to get to know the track and carry out their first set-ups for the race. Race week was shortened, calling for a quicker pace including two consecutive days of longer free practice sessions so competitors could conduct tests and proceed with necessary set-ups. The normal 'easy'...
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