At the end of the day, 2022 was not the record-breaking year for Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus, but rather yet another year in the books that proves the pedigree and performance of the brand’s commercial offering. Finishing 3rd and 4th overall is absolutely nothing to sneeze at when it comes to Le Mans, and within their class they still wound up miles ahead of the competition from Alpine. Though Toyota led the race with a small gap ahead of Glickenhaus, the overall race data speaks for itself — in particular, the top speeds of the cars. Where the Gazoo Racing Toyotas topped out at 146.6 and 146.7 miles per hour, the Glickenhaus cars were fractions away, matching the 146.7 and clocking 146.4 miles per hour during the race. With this as the end result, the million-dollar question remains: Is Glickenhaus closer than ever to winning an overall title at Le Mans?