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threaded replied

13 June 2010, 12:02
Tom Kristensen over the PA (translated from the Danish)

I have a cousin that has a Peugeot, you probably also know lots of people with Peugeots, but I don't know anyone who haven't needed it repairing.
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threaded replied

13 June 2010, 11:50
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

Yes, I'm not sure if Peugeot were ever back in front. But fastest lap isn't so clever if your engine blows up with 2 hours to go. Three factory Audis all running, three factory Peugeots, all failed. Doh! It's been quite an interesting "tortoise and hare" battle.

Indeed, and the failure modes are enlightening too. Peugeot #3 takes a rough corner, (got warned about it IIRC,) and then later that front suspension fails, c.f. Audi #7 does a piroet in the gravel and reverses into a tire wall: only needs a new rear wing and rear lid.

Peugeot team saying they don't know what caused the suspension to become detached.

Le Mans is always a surprising race, so it's not over 'til it's over.
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VectraMan replied

13 June 2010, 11:47
And there goes the final Peugot (the privateer one).
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VectraMan replied

13 June 2010, 11:14
Yes, I'm not sure if Peugeot were ever back in front. But fastest lap isn't so clever if your engine blows up with 2 hours to go. Three factory Audis all running, three factory Peugeots, all failed. Doh! It's been quite an interesting "tortoise and hare" battle.
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threaded replied

13 June 2010, 10:58
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

It's also live on TV! Or is that a little too old fashioned?

Are Peugot back in front now? They seem to have screwed it up completely overnight, despite everybody saying they would win easily.

Peugeot team manager is crying now.

Dr Ullrich (Audi team manager) giving Andy Camm (BMW team manager) a right ear bending after the limping BMW closed the door on Tom Kristensen in Audi #7 on the fastest corner in the whole course was quite the funniest thing.
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VectraMan replied

13 June 2010, 09:27
It's also live on TV! Or is that a little too old fashioned?

Are Peugot back in front now? They seem to have screwed it up completely overnight, despite everybody saying they would win easily.
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cojak replied

13 June 2010, 07:49
Ta for this Paddy!

Anthony Davidson is doing well - fastest lap in the lead car!
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13 June 2010, 01:54
Le Mans live on net

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