WEC Hyperpole refers to a qualifying session format used in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC). Introduced to enhance the excitement of the qualifying process, Hyperpole consists of a separate session where the top competitors from a previous practice session are allowed to compete for pole position. This format typically involves a shorter time frame where drivers aim to set their fastest lap times to secure the best starting positions for the race. The Hyperpole format is characterized by its focus on performance and strategy, allowing the fastest cars to showcase their capabilities in a high-pressure setting. It emphasizes not only speed but also the skill of the drivers and the precision of the teams in preparing the cars for optimal performance.
Antonio Giovinazzi triumphed in the 2025 World Endurance Championship Hyperpole with a time of 1:38.359, narrowly beating Dries Vanthoor. Giovinazzi's masterful driving set the stage for a new season, with…