83rd Running Of The Le Mans 24 Hours - 13/14 June 2015.

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No, that Audi is almost lap down to the Porsche behind it.

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Damn that R8 really is sexy. And those strobes and lightbar. :drool:
 
Whelp. 17 hours in, and awake for 21 hours I'm going to call it in and get back up for the final hour. Good racing a majority of the race, looking for a Porsche win.
 
I think there definitely was side contact there - that was a bad dive. What's worse is the Eurosport commentators are looking to put the blame on Goethe.
 
An open question to all who are watching the race on Eurosport UK: can you imagine how wonderful it must be for those mechanics to go to sleep at the end of the race?

P.S: Rast apparently back on the lead lap.
 
hsv
I think there definitely was side contact there - that was a bad dive. What's worse is the Eurosport commentators are looking to put the blame on Goethe.
We haven't seen a different angle of that incident to tell if there was contact or not.
 
An open question to all who are watching the race on Eurosport UK: can you imagine how wonderful it must be for those mechanics to go to sleep at the end of the race?

P.S: Rast apparently back on the lead lap.

Especially after winning, that must be sooo nice.
 
hsv
I think there definitely was side contact there - that was a bad dive. What's worse is the Eurosport commentators are looking to put the blame on Goethe.
Fox says its completely the Porsche fault because of too high of closing speed.
 
I haven't posted on this forum since Le Mans last year, or maybe even the year before, but I need to do something to stay awake. I must say I'm thoroughly enjoying the slow motion battle between the Bykolles car and the remaining Nissans right at the back. It's pretty much a battle of who can stay out of the garage. Interesting too that LMP1s are bookending the running field.
 
I haven't posted on this forum since Le Mans last year, or maybe even the year before, but I need to do something to stay awake. I must say I'm thoroughly enjoying the slow motion battle between the Bykolles car and the remaining Nissans right at the back. It's pretty much a battle of who can stay out of the garage. Interesting too that LMP1s are bookending the running field.
And there are 3 of them. :) the 96s was racing them too, but not anymore...
 
We haven't seen a different angle of that incident to tell if there was contact or not.
We were shown an onboard with the Porsche, as it went by (clean over the kerb) you could see and hear it get a side knock and jink to the right. It was a close call for both.
 
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