82nd Running Of The Le Mans 24 Hours - 14/15 June 2014.

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Guess I can change my wallpaper now.
 
Good morning GTP!

Sheesh, my sleeping stint was a bit longer than planned. It's hella cold here! :lol: I'm amazed to see Audi #2 back on top after everything it's been through and I'm now gutted by seeing both 919s in the garages, with #20 of Aussie Grit retired :(.

Let's see what thrills this last hour and change brings us!
 
#97 had power steering issues.

Porsche pitted so Corvette in 2nd. They were 10 seconds apart before that.

Yeah with Vette putting in qualifying pace laps and running down the Porsche either way. Ferrari should find themselves lucky to be a lap and a half ahead
 
I sinned and fell asleep, just woke up to see Corvette pass Porsche for 2nd :D What happened to the #97 Aston?

They got a really big lead, parked and went for beer and burgers. Silly boys left the engine on and it over heated.
 
They may have the drivers, but I feel for outright pace the Toyota is the better car (not that unreliable too), had the number 8 avoided the crash it would have been fighting for the lead now, a third car certainly improves your chances by a significant bit. So is it a cost issue or do they not have a third driver line up?

Did having Albuquerque, Bonamoni and Jarvis in the #3 Audi help with the 1-2 do you think?

Oh, and btw. They are good the Corvette's but I just think the AF Corse of Bruni, Villander and Fisichella are just that bit better.
 
Did having Albuquerque, Bonamoni and Jarvis in the #3 Audi help with the 1-2 do you think?

No cause it was more likely that the 3 would have been in the top two spots when it was originally running. It's obvious that this year Audi could have come with two cars only and been just fine.
 
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