I‘m not sure that I’ve ever headed to the Le Mans 24 Hours hoping for high temperatures and sunny weather. I’m no sun worshipper and, as a pasty-faced Englishman, too much heat doesn’t make life any easier over the busiest week of my year. But this time I’m praying that the 24 Hours is a hot one. That’s not for my benefit, you understand, but for the sake of drivers’ safety, the workload of the hard-pressed mechanics, and the environment.
Some decent temperatures during the night are what I’m really
