ELMS at Monza – Facts and Figures

Here are some facts and figures from the six races held at Monza since 2017

1. The first race in 2017 was round 2 of the six-race season.The first edition of the 4 Hours of Monza was won by the no22 G-Drive Racing Oreca 07-Gibson of Memo Rojas, Leo Roussel and Ryo Hirakawa.
2. In 2017 the LMGTE category was won by the no66 JMW Motorsport Ferrari 458 Italia, the final race for the 458 before the British team switched to the Ferrari 488 GTE at the next race in Austria.The car was driven to victory by Jody Fannin, Rob Smith and Johnny Cocker.
3. In 2017 the LMP3 class was won by the no19 M.Racing-YMR Norma M30-Nissan of Ricky Capo and Erwin Creed.
4. In 2021 Matt Griffin, Duncan Cameron and David Perel joined a very select group of drivers who have won the 4 Hours of Monza twice.Griffin and Cameron had previously won in 2019, while Perel won in 2021.
5. There are 10 previous winners of the 4 Hours of Monza taking part in the race

Phil Hanson (no22 United Autosports)2020 LMP2

Mikkel Jensen (no57 Kessel Racing)2019 LMP3

Memo Rojas (no30 Duqueine Team)2017 LMP2

Job Van Uitert (no65 Panis Racing) 2019 LMP2

Julien Canal (no65 Panis Racing)2021 LMP2

Duncan Cameron (no55 Spirit of Race)2018 / 2021 LMGTE

Matt Griffin (no55 Spirit of Race)2018 / 2021 LMGTE

David Perel (no55 Spirit of Race)2020 / 2021 LMGTE

James Allen (no47 Algarve Pro Racing)2021 LMP2

Christian Ried (no77 Proton Competition)2019 LMGTE

1. The current lap records were all set on 11 October 2020

LMP2 - Mikkel JENSEN - 1m35.988 - 217.3kph

LMP3 - David DROUX - 1m45.344 - 198.0kph

LMGTE - Alessio PICARIELLO - 1m47.674 - 193.7kph

1. The fastest ELMS lap recorded at Monza was set on 10 October 2020

Filipe ALBUQUERQUE - 1m33.928 - 222.0kph - LMP2 Qualifying

The 4 Hours of Monza is Round 3 of the 2022 European Le Mans Series and it will be held on Sunday 3 July.

Here are some facts and figures from the six races held at Monza since 2017

1. The first race in 2017 was round 2 of the six-race season.The first edition of the 4 Hours of Monza was won by the no22 G-Drive Racing Oreca 07-Gibson of Memo Rojas, Leo Roussel and Ryo Hirakawa.
2. In 2017 the LMGTE category was won by the no66 JMW Motorsport Ferrari 458 Italia, the final race for the 458 before the British team switched to the Ferrari 488 GTE at the next race in Austria.The car was driven to victory by Jody Fannin, Rob Smith and Johnny Cocker.
3. In 2017 the LMP3 class was won by the no19 M.Racing-YMR Norma M30-Nissan of Ricky Capo and Erwin Creed.
4. In 2021 Matt Griffin, Duncan Cameron and David Perel joined a very select group of drivers who have won the 4 Hours of Monza twice.Griffin and Cameron had previously won in 2019, while Perel won in 2021.
5. There are 10 previous winners of the 4 Hours of Monza taking part in the race

Phil Hanson (no22 United Autosports)2020 LMP2

Mikkel Jensen (no57 Kessel Racing)2019 LMP3

Memo Rojas (no30 Duqueine Team)2017 LMP2

Job Van Uitert (no65 Panis Racing) 2019 LMP2

Julien Canal (no65 Panis Racing)2021 LMP2

Duncan Cameron (no55 Spirit of Race)2018 / 2021 LMGTE

Matt Griffin (no55 Spirit of Race)2018 / 2021 LMGTE

David Perel (no55 Spirit of Race)2020 / 2021 LMGTE

James Allen (no47 Algarve Pro Racing)2021 LMP2

Christian Ried (no77 Proton Competition)2019 LMGTE

1. The current lap records were all set on 11 October 2020

LMP2 - Mikkel JENSEN - 1m35.988 - 217.3kph

LMP3 - David DROUX - 1m45.344 - 198.0kph

LMGTE - Alessio PICARIELLO - 1m47.674 - 193.7kph

1. The fastest ELMS lap recorded at Monza was set on 10 October 2020

Filipe ALBUQUERQUE - 1m33.928 - 222.0kph - LMP2 Qualifying

The 4 Hours of Monza is Round 3 of the 2022 European Le Mans Series and it will be held on Sunday 3 July.