I hate how websites cater to phones now, live timing on WEC's site from a PC:
Yes. Car camping in our rental Renault Megane wagon, in a great spot in the north side of the infield. The rental car is another story, it is actively lunching its transmission with 21k km on it, and the rental car company is useless, we are probably going to abandon it at a Renault dealer here and take the train back.
Is there still a class for an experimental car this year like the one that the NASCAR Camaro ran in last year? And if so what car is running?
I don't see a Garage 56 entry this year.
A minor point, but I'm glad wheelspin is allowed in pit lane now. It makes the all electric launch a little cooler.
In reply to Datsun240ZGuy :
Every time I see two cars slowly passing on the straight I imagine they are staring at each other and always have 1" of gas pedal travel and one more gear left on mulsanne
So why are the announcers not referring to Cadillac by name? Instead they are referred to as "American Car".
Kind of annoying.
#2 Cadillac has climbed up to 5th. Palou currently in the seat.
Kubica in the #83 Ferrari knocked out the WRT BMW a few hours ago and caused an hour long FCY. The stop&go penalty for that has them hovering around 6th and 7th. They were in 1st ahead of the factory Ferrari team before that.
#8 Toyota in 1st staying a few seconds ahead of #6 Penske Porsche. Will they deny Porsche a 20th Le Mans win?
Why not just red flag it?
Maybe it's like that one Daytona 24 where the tire supplier didn't bring enough and they ran a safety car to stall for time. Randy Pobst told a funny story on vinwiki about needing to pee in the car while that was going on.
I've watched a few hours of the race on MotorTrend TV. Unfortunately they seem to be 90% focused on the Hypercar/GTP/P1 class. I want to hear about the GT3s! Was super excited to watch the Mustangs and the Iron Dames.
In reply to CrashDummy :
Same here, I like following the Hypercars but I want to know the story on the other classes.
I'm in Europe, and can't watch the race anywhere. I thought it would be easy here, but no such luck.
Chris Tropea said:In reply to CrashDummy :
Same here, I like following the Hypercars but I want to know the story on the other classes.
For the last hour at least, this was the closest race on the track. Top 5 covered by about 1:20. The GT3 is 42 and then +3:40 to 3rd. I don't really see a big change coming- doesn't even look that the faster Penske Porsche will pass the Ferrari that it closed so quickly to.
EdIT- LMP2 is a LOT closer, which is interesting.
Gutsy call for the 50 team to stretch that last stop for so very long. The rain certainly helped, as did the small yellow slow section for a few min. But they had no full idea they would get those tiny benefits.
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