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Best cars and lap times at Monza

How real driver pace is distributed at Monza in Le Mans Ultimate. Tiers are percentiles of the actual field, so a badge means the same thing on every circuit and nobody falls off the scale.

For which car to drive rather than how fast you are, jump to best cars at Monza: the fastest setup-shop lap, the race win, pick and podium leaders, and the car that gives up least between its mid-pack and its quick drivers.

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GT3

3,519 drivers
Qualifying · Field distributionbest lap, pooled across all race lengths, on open setup
p10 p25 p50 p75 p90 B1-2 B3 S1 S2+ ≥+10%: 26+0%+2%+4%+6%+8%+10%

Median by driver rating Bronze 1-2 1:53.193 Bronze 3 1:51.916 Silver 1 1:50.641 Silver 2+ 1:49.705

alien top 0.5% ≤ 1:49.013 gold top 10% ≤ 1:50.036 silver top 30% ≤ 1:50.814 bronze top 50% ≤ 1:51.470 rookie top 75% ≤ 1:52.460

3,519 drivers · p10 1:50.036 to p90 1:53.708 · σ 2.08s · pole 1:48.656

Per-car driveability

How far a mid-pack driver falls behind the quick drivers in the same car. Narrow is forgiving, wide is demanding. Not a speed ranking: each car is measured against its own top 5%, because which drivers pick a car distorts its outright pace.

McLaren 720S GT3 Evo
942 drv
1.61s
1.5%
Ferrari 296 GT3
859 drv
1.68s
1.5%
Porsche 911 GT3 R (992)
1,929 drv
1.79s
1.6%
its own top 5% +8% slower
Race length
Race · Field distributionrace laps from 20 to 40 minute races, sustained median lap, on open setup
p10 p25 p50 p75 p90 B1-2 B3 S1 ≥+10%: 19+0%+2%+4%+6%+8%+10%

Median by driver rating Bronze 1-2 1:54.178 Bronze 3 1:52.994 Silver 1 1:51.636

Each driver counts once, at the median lap of their best race here. Half that race's laps were quicker, so the figure reads as sustained pace rather than one low-fuel flyer. You will beat your own marker on individual laps. Everyone on the curve will too, which is why a handful of quick laps does not move you a tier up.

alien top 0.5% ≤ 1:49.836 gold top 10% ≤ 1:51.076 silver top 30% ≤ 1:51.927 bronze top 50% ≤ 1:52.591 rookie top 75% ≤ 1:53.599

2,605 drivers · p10 1:51.076 to p90 1:54.764 · σ 1.81s · quickest 1:49.288

Car Fastest setup-shop lap
Mercedes-AMG GT3 1:48.327 GO↗
Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2 1:48.346 GO↗
Ferrari 296 GT3 1:48.354 HY↗

Hypercar

2,327 drivers

Open setup

Qualifying · Field distributionbest lap, pooled across all race lengths, on open setup Pre-BoP

Nobody has run this since the last BoP change yet, so the curve shows the BoP before it. It switches to the current one as soon as the new field is big enough.

p10 p25 p50 p75 p90 B3 S1 S2+ ≥+10%: 22+0%+2%+4%+6%+8%+10%

Median by driver rating Bronze 3 1:38.362 Silver 1 1:37.248 Silver 2+ 1:36.233

alien top 0.5% ≤ 1:35.319 gold top 10% ≤ 1:36.280 silver top 30% ≤ 1:36.972 bronze top 50% ≤ 1:37.543 rookie top 75% ≤ 1:38.448

2,327 drivers · p10 1:36.280 to p90 1:39.557 · σ 2.64s · pole 1:35.008

Per-car driveability

How far a mid-pack driver falls behind the quick drivers in the same car. Narrow is forgiving, wide is demanding. Not a speed ranking: each car is measured against its own top 5%, because which drivers pick a car distorts its outright pace.

Toyota GR010 Hybrid
238 drv
1.21s
1.3%
Genesis GMR-001
176 drv
1.32s
1.4%
Porsche 963
309 drv
1.34s
1.4%
Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR-LMH
180 drv
1.35s
1.4%
BMW M Hybrid V8
669 drv
1.43s
1.5%
Peugeot 9X8 EVO
185 drv
1.48s
1.5%
Peugeot 9X8
111 drv
1.59s
1.7%
Cadillac V-Series.R
340 drv
1.62s
1.7%
Alpine A424
121 drv
1.64s
1.7%
Ferrari 499P
544 drv
1.74s
1.8%
its own top 5% +8% slower
Car Fastest setup-shop lap
Porsche 963 1:34.203 HY↗
Lamborghini SC63 1:34.258 HY↗
BMW M Hybrid V8 1:34.260 HY↗

LMP2

3,895 drivers

Open setup

Qualifying · Field distributionbest lap, pooled across all race lengths, on open setup
p10 p25 p50 p75 p90 B3 S1 S2+ ≥+10%: 15+0%+2%+4%+6%+8%+10%

Median by driver rating Bronze 3 1:38.647 Silver 1 1:37.614 Silver 2+ 1:36.619

alien top 0.5% ≤ 1:35.897 gold top 10% ≤ 1:36.875 silver top 30% ≤ 1:37.589 bronze top 50% ≤ 1:38.158 rookie top 75% ≤ 1:39.030

3,895 drivers · p10 1:36.875 to p90 1:40.226 · σ 1.57s · pole 1:35.583

Per-car driveability

How far a mid-pack driver falls behind the quick drivers in the same car. Narrow is forgiving, wide is demanding. Not a speed ranking: each car is measured against its own top 5%, because which drivers pick a car distorts its outright pace.

Oreca 07 Gibson ELMS
3,895 drv
1.59s
1.6%
its own top 5% +8% slower
Race · Field distributionrace laps from 20 to 40 minute races, sustained median lap, on open setup
p10 p25 p50 p75 p90 B3 S1 S2+ ≥+10%: 23+0%+2%+4%+6%+8%+10%

Median by driver rating Bronze 3 1:40.095 Silver 1 1:38.934 Silver 2+ 1:37.818

Each driver counts once, at the median lap of their best race here. Half that race's laps were quicker, so the figure reads as sustained pace rather than one low-fuel flyer. You will beat your own marker on individual laps. Everyone on the curve will too, which is why a handful of quick laps does not move you a tier up.

alien top 0.5% ≤ 1:36.983 gold top 10% ≤ 1:38.136 silver top 30% ≤ 1:38.941 bronze top 50% ≤ 1:39.576 rookie top 75% ≤ 1:40.439

3,622 drivers · p10 1:38.136 to p90 1:41.464 · σ 1.83s · quickest 1:36.556

Car Fastest setup-shop lap
Oreca 07 Gibson ELMS 1:35.577 GO↗
Oreca 07 Gibson 1:39.092 GO↗

LMP3

1,010 drivers
Qualifying · Field distributionbest lap, pooled across all race lengths, on open setup
p10 p25 p50 p75 p90 B3 S1 ≥+10%: 27+0%+2%+4%+6%+8%+10%

Median by driver rating Bronze 3 1:46.849 Silver 1 1:45.524

alien top 0.5% ≤ 1:43.466 gold top 10% ≤ 1:44.627 silver top 30% ≤ 1:45.529 bronze top 50% ≤ 1:46.202 rookie top 75% ≤ 1:47.378

1,010 drivers · p10 1:44.627 to p90 1:48.905 · σ 2.32s · pole 1:43.117

Per-car driveability

How far a mid-pack driver falls behind the quick drivers in the same car. Narrow is forgiving, wide is demanding. Not a speed ranking: each car is measured against its own top 5%, because which drivers pick a car distorts its outright pace.

Adess AD25 LMP3
205 drv
1.55s
1.5%
Ginetta G61-LT-P325 EVO
408 drv
1.71s
1.6%
Duqueine D09
304 drv
1.71s
1.6%
Ligier JS P325
134 drv
1.78s
1.7%
its own top 5% +8% slower
Race · Field distributionrace laps from 20 to 40 minute races, sustained median lap, on open setup
p10 p25 p50 p75 p90 B3 S1 ≥+10%: 24+0%+2%+4%+6%+8%+10%

Median by driver rating Bronze 3 1:47.675 Silver 1 1:46.194

Each driver counts once, at the median lap of their best race here. Half that race's laps were quicker, so the figure reads as sustained pace rather than one low-fuel flyer. You will beat your own marker on individual laps. Everyone on the curve will too, which is why a handful of quick laps does not move you a tier up.

alien top 0.5% ≤ 1:44.160 gold top 10% ≤ 1:45.364 silver top 30% ≤ 1:46.228 bronze top 50% ≤ 1:47.011 rookie top 75% ≤ 1:48.236

908 drivers · p10 1:45.364 to p90 1:49.948 · σ 2.79s · quickest 1:43.627

Car Fastest setup-shop lap
Duqueine D09 1:42.751 HY↗
Ginetta G61-LT-P325 EVO 1:42.814 GO↗
Ligier JS P325 1:43.011 HY↗

Best Cars at Monza

Distributions answer "am I fast". This answers "what should I drive", from setup-shop pace, official win, pick and podium rates, and how much pace each car gives up between its quick and its mid-pack drivers.

No single car wins on all of them. How these rankings are built.

Best GT3 at Monza

open setup

The fastest GT3 setup lap at Monza is the Mercedes-AMG GT3 (01:48.327, GO). On fixed setup, the Ferrari 296 GT3 and McLaren 720S GT3 Evo are level as the most forgiving GT3s: a mid-pack driver gives up about 1.47s to the quick drivers in the same car, against 1.67s in the Porsche 911 GT3 R (992), over the 3 cars with enough drivers to measure.

Not enough official race results at this layout yet to rank win rate, pick rate or podiums. The setup-shop and per-car benchmarks below are still tracked.

Most forgiving

Ferrari 296 GT3, McLaren 720S GT3 Evo

1.47s from a mid-pack driver to the quick ones in the same car

Widest is the Porsche 911 GT3 R (992) at 1.67s. Measured on fixed setup, over the 3 cars with enough drivers. Not a speed ranking: each car is measured against its own quick drivers, so this says how hard a car is to extract pace from, not how fast it is.

Best qualifying lap per car

1 Porsche 911 GT3 R (992) 01:48.656
2 McLaren 720S GT3 Evo 01:48.748
3 Ferrari 296 GT3 01:49.005

Best race lap per car

Under 20 min

1 McLaren 720S GT3 Evo 01:48.770
2 Porsche 911 GT3 R (992) 01:49.098
3 Ferrari 296 GT3 01:49.616

The quickest lap anyone has reached in each car, sorted so you can find your own. It is a best-of, so it improves with how many people have raced the car: a car 2,000 drivers have run shows a better lap than an equally quick car 200 have run. Read it as a target, not as a ranking of the cars. Race figures are single laps, the quickest anyone has set in that car in a race of that length, so they sit quicker than the sustained pace on the curve above.

Best Hypercar at Monza

open setup

The fastest Hypercar setup lap at Monza is the Porsche 963 (01:34.203, HY). On open setup, the most forgiving Hypercar is the Toyota GR010 Hybrid: a mid-pack driver gives up 1.21s to the quick drivers in it, against 1.74s in the Ferrari 499P, over the 10 cars with enough drivers to measure.

Not enough official race results at this layout yet to rank win rate, pick rate or podiums. The setup-shop and per-car benchmarks below are still tracked.

Most forgiving

Toyota GR010 Hybrid

1.21s from a mid-pack driver to the quick ones in the same car

Widest is the Ferrari 499P at 1.74s. Measured on open setup, over the 10 cars with enough drivers. Not a speed ranking: each car is measured against its own quick drivers, so this says how hard a car is to extract pace from, not how fast it is.

Setup laps are the fastest still-valid benchmark from GoSetups, BeAlien and Hymo. Per-car best laps come from official Le Mans Ultimate sessions. Win, pick and podium rates are from official race results on BoP-stable patches.