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Comtoyou Racing remained on top in this afternoon's second test session at Spa-Francorchamps, continuing the Belgian outfit's impressive form at the official Prologue. The Audi team is set to make its CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa debut this year, though it has assembled a vastly experienced crew to tackle the twice-around-the-clock race. Among them is 2017 winner Christopher Haase, who delivered the best time in both the morning and afternoon sessions. After topping a rain-affected morning run

outfit – the 2023 EWC title-winning team – has its sights set on back-to-back Spa victories with riders Niccolò Canepa, Marvin Fritz and Karel Hanika. F.C.C. TSR Honda France on a Spa roll : Third at Spa in 2022, and second in 2023, F.C.C. TSR Honda... Yamaha-powered outfit. Olsen set for EWC debut: With Michael Dunlop going for an Isle of Man TT record-equalling 26th victory, British Superbike rider Alex Olsen is set to link up with compatriots Tom Oliver and Tom Ward at TRT27 AZ Moto, providing he

Audi contingent is completed by Bronze Cup hopefuls CSA Racing and Chinese outfit Uno Racing Team, both of which are set for their CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa debuts. BMW (M4 GT3) • Spa's most successful brand represented by trio of race-winning outfits..., while the Silver Cup features two cars from the accomplished Grasser Racing outfit and another from VSR. The all-female Iron Dames squad will look to add Bronze Cup glory to the class win they secured in 2022 and are joined by AGS Events, while

collaboration with American outfit GMG Racing (#132, Sofronas/Washington/Bleekemolen/Long), while Hong Kong squad Modena Motorsport adds a further 911 GT3 R to be shared by Tjia/Shen/Simonsen/Beche Barwell Motorsport should be another strong contender for victory. The British squad already has three class wins at Spa – Am in 2018, Silver in 2019 and Pro-Am in 2020 – and brings a strong line-up of Collard/Lind/Mardini/Kujala. Fellow Lamborghini outfit CrowdStrike Racing by Leipert Motorsport makes

the morning session. It was a different car, however, with the #21 Comtoyou Racing Audi leading the way thanks to a 2m16.627s from Max Hofer. The Belgian outfit was finally beaten in the afternoon run, which saw Porsche squad Rutronik Racing emerge on

by 2002 Spa winner Vincent Vosse, the Baudour-based outfit has been a perennial front-runner at its home event. This year, it will look to win on its very first outing with BMW machinery. "As a driver it was always my goal to succeed at this race