Date: 13th June 2022
Location: Le Mans, France
Official Classification:
| 1st | #8 TOYOTA GAZOO Racing (Buemi/Hirakawa/Hartley) | 380 Laps |
| 2nd | #7 TOYOTA GAZOO Racing (Conway/Kobayashi/Lopez) | +2:01.222 |
| 3rd | #709 Glickenhaus Racing (Briscoe/Westbrook/Mailleux) | +5 Laps |
| 4th | #708 Glickenhaus Racing (Pla/Dumas/Derani) | +10 Laps |
| 5th | #38 JOTA (Gonzalez/Da Costa/Stevens) | +11 Laps |
| 6th | #9 Prema Orlen Team (Kubica/Deletraz/Colombo) | +11 Laps |
Brendon Hartley – #8 TOYOTA GAZOO Racing GR010:
“It’s a great achievement to get a one-two at Le Mans for TOYOTA GAZOO Racing. It was a great feeling to be behind the wheel for qualifying and to get pole position, and it was even more special to take the race finish. It’s the first time I’ve been able to do that and I was overwhelmed with emotions when I crossed the line. During the whole race you are trying not to think about the finish because we have seen what can happen in the last laps, particularly with TOYOTA. So when you cross the line, all the emotions come out and it’s a great feeling. I am so happy for Ryo, who has integrated really well. We love him and he is a strong part of the team already. We also have a great relationship with the car #7 crew and it was fun to battle so hard with them for most of the race. We were flat-out for so long but after car #7 had their problem we backed off and took minimal risk.”
Drivers’ Championship Positions after Round 3:
| 1st | André Negrão | 81 |
| 1st | Matthieu Vaxiviere | 81 |
| 1st | Nicolas Lapierre | 81 |
| 2nd | Brendon Hartley | 78 |
| 2nd | Sébastien Buemi | 78 |
| 3rd | Ryo Hirakawa | 78 |
| 3rd | Olivier Pla | 69 |
| 3rd | Roman Dumas | 69 |
Hypercar World Championship Positions after Round 3:
| 1st | Toyota Gazoo Racing | 103 |
| 2nd | Alpine Elf Matmut | 81 |
| 3rd | Glickenhaus Racing | 69 |
