Scrutineerin﷽g has been completed at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

T🌱he iconic endurance race takes place next weekend on 🀅June 14-15.

The administrative and tꦓechnical inspection of the cars has finished at the de la République in Le Mans cꦓity centre.

The r🐻eigning champions of the൲ 24 Hours of Le Mans, Ferrari, have dominated the first three rounds of this year too.

The 499P is the car to beat in the coming week.

“We can win again, but it will be even more difficult this time, beca🌠use the competition is even fiercer", says Antonio Giovinazzi.

His toughest competition mi♑gh♏t come from the #83 Ferrari privateer.

Robert Kubica, who teams withꦗ Yifei Ye and Philip Hanson, said: “It’s hard enough to finish the 24 Hours of Le Mans, let alone win it.

“I can’t wait for the start. Our car is even more competiti⭕ve than last year.”

The Porsche 963🦂 of Porsche Penske Motorsport won the 24 Hours of🦩 Daytona.

“Our difficult start to the season is nothing to worry 🍃about. Don’t rule us out for the 24 Hou♒rs of Le Mans”, says Mathieu Jaminet.

Michael Christensen said: “We have done what we can to get the best from the ca🌳r and the team. We’ve updated the Hypercar’s mechanics and aerodynamics.”

Toyota Gaz👍oo Racing team technical director David Floury said: “We aim 💎for nothing less than victory.”

GR010 Hybrid driver Brendon Hartley admitted: “There are lots of question marks hanging over this year’s race.💟”

Mike Conway, who teams with Nyck de Vries and Kamui Kobayashi, insiste🍸d: “We’ve tried out different options on the car and we’re hoping to reap the results here.”

V🎃alentino Rossi enters the 24 Hours of Le Mans foꦿr the second year. He is in the LMGT3 class.

"Last year it was weird, because we were quick, but th♌e car crashed out and failed to see the chequered flag,” Rossi said.

“It was over too quickly for me. I ꦡwas looking forward to raci⛄ng at night and at dawn.

“This year we aim to be just as competitive and🌊 reach the finish in a good place.”