2023 FIA World Endurance ChampionshipSports Cars 

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How's the #24 Camaro holding up?
 
Guttered about the #94, a podium was starting to look possible. Was fun while it lasted
 
Rain expected in 4-5 hours
 
Hey, is there a "current position" list or something like in previous years? I'm having trouble finding it. I can only find the top 3s for car classes.
 
"10 Pounds, roughly $10 or 10 Euros, pretty much everything has parity, thanks to the B-word we're not allowed to say..."

Not gonna lie, that got an unexpected but slightly sad laugh out of me.

Edit: #47 Cool Racing LMP2 into the wall at the Porsche curves.
 
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I was gone for a couple hours attempting to watch some racing in person (Mother Nature wound up winning), did I miss anything important?
 
Not much has happened since the events posted above. A little awhile ago before they both swapped drivers Toyota made a massive push after being told to short stint it to catch and pass Ferrari for 1st and get a good distance on them. Ferrari wanted to pit but stayed out to try and defend last second but to no avail.
 
So apparently the Corvette team ran over the foot of a driver in LMP2 and broke his foot. The hell?
 
Impressed at the fact that the Camaro seems to still be holding its own without much issue. Up to 29th per the WEC live timing.
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I had the same reaction as the commentator. The graphic showed 101 laps on the right rear on one of the LMP2 cars.
 
Vanwall has lost the magical smoke that kept the engine alive. Driver went for brief walk to stretch his legs.
 
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Kevin Estre is a lunatic and I love it
 
If this was F1. We would be hearing messages about trying to get the Glickenhaus out of the way.
 
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I am getting really ******* tired of the tv director cutting to reaction shots in the pits while there is action on the race track. Just a couple minutes ago, a Cadillac, Porsche, and Glickenhaus went three wide leading up to the Mulsanne Corner. It might have been nice to follow that bit of drama on the race track, but instead the director cut to a reaction shot of three men in the pits. What were they doing that was so much more interesting than the action on the track? Nothing. They were doing nothing.
 
If I heard it right, vibration on front right on the #51 Ferrari.
 
#708 Glickenhaus has spun at Indianapolis.
 
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Corvette just got screwed by the FCY, needing to stop for emergency service.
 
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