Ferrari have claimed that the car disqualified from the Le Mans 24 Hours gained no performance advantage despite being excluded for a flexi-wing breach. Ferrari collected a third consecutive Le Mans win last weekend as a privately entered 499P car piloted by former F1 star Robert Kubica,

Ferrari denied that its fourth-placed car was unsafe or had any kind of unfair top speed advantage as a result of four bolts that were missing from the rear wing assembly on its disqualified #50 race

Ferrari has released a public statement reacting to the disqualification of its No. 50 499P from the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours, describing the stewards' decision published late on Monday night as a "surprise".