There's a sense of deja vu about Toyota's form in the build-up to this year's Le Mans 24 Hours.
OK, its manufacturer rivals have gone - replaced by some credible privateer opponents - but the manner in which it dominated qualifying makes it overwhelming favourite, regardless of its historic ill fortune in the endurance classic.
Whether Toyota can finally overcome its Le Mans curse and win the race for the first time has been a popular topic this week but, like it or not, one of the Japanese manufacturer's six drivers is likely to steal the attention from his World Endurance Championship employer should he form part of the winning crew.