racerfink wrote: Anybody else see Sabine drinking a beer right after getting out of the car after the finish?
That's not surprising, but seeing Marcos Ambrose take a big slug of Fosters right before practice yesterday was.
racerfink wrote: Anybody else see Sabine drinking a beer right after getting out of the car after the finish?
That's not surprising, but seeing Marcos Ambrose take a big slug of Fosters right before practice yesterday was.
^ ah gentlemen racers LOL Captivating race even with limited coverage and the RLM boys! I actually followed more of this 24hr race than I did the 24hr of Lemans.
Consider how endurance racing has progressed over the last couple of years. To think that multiple cars finish on the same lap even after 6, 12 or 24 hours is truly amazing on every level.
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One of the Gullwing Mercedes SLS cars was 3rd until the last hour. Very disappointing for them. The popular Porsche GT3 Hybrid was 28th The Brits were there: there were at least two MINIS running at the end plus a Ginetta and several Aston-Martins (including the keen V12 Zagato).
~Full Entry List~(there were 250 cars entered!) It seemed like about 100 of them were Renault Clios!
I don't think Porsche stacked Manthey's deck hard enough. Marc Leib, Timo Bernhard, Romain Dumas, and Lucas Luhr? Four of the most accomplished and well trained endurance racers in the game. Porsche factory drivers, the lot of them.
What happened to the Hybrid? They nearly won last year, and that was with a less experienced crew on board. Leitz, Holzer, Bergmeister, and Long? Incredible.
What does Porsche's driver lineup payroll budget look like?
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