I'm honestly surprised at how "tame" this race has been so far. Only 3 cars have retired, and there's been a handful of near-misses and offs, but no major incidents or damage to anyone running, and only 1 FCY so far as far as I can tell (I did admittedly just come up from a ~2 hour nap). No rain mixing things up either, which is a bit of a surprise at Le Mans.
At the moment, it's looking like a back-and-forth fight between Toyota and Cadillac, with BMW maybe having an outside shot of the win.
I must admit being a little disappointed by the racing performances of Alpine and Aston Martin. Their is almost nothing left of what they gained during all the testing and qualifying sessions compared to last year.
2:30AM in France, so naturally it's time for cake, this year a nice "Red Velvet Mud Cake," whatever that means. I don't know or care, it tastes very good. And just as I got my slice Brendon Hartley passed the Caddy for 2nd, wonderful stuff. This three way lead battle has been excellent!
2:30AM in France, so naturally it's time for cake, this year a nice "Red Velvet Mud Cake," whatever that means. I don't know or care, it tastes very good. And just as I got my slice Brendon Hartley passed the Caddy for 2nd, wonderful stuff. This three way lead battle has been excellent!
