Here is the thing, as RaceFans reports: the World Endurance Championship season wrapped up in a genuinely wild way, ending on a controversial collision between Cadillac’s Alex Lynn and Peugeot’s Malthe Jakobsen at Monza.
That final showdown of the year wasn't even supposed to happen on Italian asphalt. The event was originally booked to take place in Bahrain, but the venue had to be relocated to Monza because of the ongoing war between Iran and the USA.
Unfortunately, this finale was just the latest chapter in a turbulent period for endurance racing. The ongoing conflict between Iran and the USA has already forced significant disruption across the calendar, notably causing the cancellation of the WEC's scheduled season-opener in Qatar.
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