For Porsche, 2025 marks an historic 20th overall win at the Rolex Daytona 24 Hours, a record that goes back to a first overall victory in 1968.
It’s two in a row for the 963 and Porsche Penske Motorsport, and a third for the Penske squad after their 1969 win with Lola.
For Laurens Vanthoor he adds an overall win to to at the Bathurst 12-Hour, 2 overall wins at the Spa 24 Hours, a win at the Nurburgring 24 Hours, a Le Mans win in GTE Pro plus two class wins at Sebring.
Felipe Nasr scores a second Rolex 24 Hours win in a row, his third win here (including a class win).
The statistical and historic highlight though belongs to Nick Tandy, he secures a first-ever clean sweep of overall victories at all four major 24-hour races alongside his 2015 Le Mans win, 2018 at the Nurburgring 24 Hours and 2020 at the Spa 24 Hours, all with Porsche. A truly remarkable achievement.
A notable stat for the second-placed Acura crew – Tom Blomqvist continues a remarkable record here – two wins and two second places in his four starts.
LMP2 saw a first win at Daytona for Tower Motorsports and a third win at the Rolex 24 Hours for Sebastian Bourdais, with his 2014 overall win joining a GTLM victory with Ford in 2017 and now an LMP2 win too, three wins in three different classes.
It is a first-class win at the Rolex 24 Hours for Job van Uitert, Sebastian Alvarez and John Farano. Farano and van Uitert add a win at the Rolex 24 together to their 2018 shared ELMS LMP3 title and a 2020 win at Petit Le Mans. Farano adds his first Rolex 24 wins to LMP2 wins at Sebring and Petit Le Mans
The turnaround for the Ford Multimatic Motorsports effort has been extreme year after year, from lapped and out of it on their debut to a win in 2025.
It’s a first Ford win here since 2018 in GTLM with the Ford GT.
Remarkably it’s the first win anywhere for the Mustang GT3 with Christopher Mies, Dennis Olsen and Fred Vervisch all taking their first Rolex 24 Wins too.
This one’s for you Larry!
Olsen is understood to be the first-ever Norwegian class winner in this race.
And in GTD a win for AWA helps just a little to offset the disappointment of the factory Corvette effort falling just short in GTD Pro.
A stellar final stint from Matt Bell sees the Englishman plus team-mates Orey Fidani, Lars Kern and Marvin Kirchhöfer all take their first Rolex 24 wins.
Bell adds a Daytona victory to a win at Petit Le Mans and Kern to a Sebring 12-Hours victory.
It is the first 24-hour race win for the Corvette Z06 GT3.R
