82nd Running Of The Le Mans 24 Hours - 14/15 June 2014.

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Race over for those two. I'm wondering why Lapierre was driving so fast with so little vision.

Wouldn't say that about the Toyota just yet. Suspension still looks intact so it appears to be purely cosmetic and can be easily repaired.
 
Aside from the Audi/Toyota/Ferrari crash somebody took the tyres out at the first chicane, not shown who it was (Toyota #7 had cut the chicane but didn't look damaged).
 
I want to see whether this was Ferrari's fault...
 
Toyota rammed him hard.

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A Ferrari took out a Audi and a Toyota. The 458 puts 2 more marks on its gun.
 
Time for the #3 to pull a Romain
 
So of course the #3 car I thought would win and the #8 was my second pick.... I think something happen to the 8 infront of the 3 and the Ferrari. Was it the class leading 51 Ferrari?
 
Matt Mcmurray I think is his name.

Dunno about the 18 year olds though, they were mentioned at the start.

Alessandro Latif is one, Harry Tincknell might be the other.
 
How could the rain catch everyone so off guard? Or was it that they were too caught up in trying to get the biggest lead while they can that they ran out of time?
 
Toyota hit the Audi. Not a Ferrari's fault.
 
did you see that replay for LMP2 # 47? front wheels were off the ground due to aero pieces...
 
Lol, yet another accident caused by a Ferrari. And yet again, it involves some of the top-cars. Damn I hate the prancing donkeys more each time I watch LeMans.
 
Bonanomi out of the car. Toyota mechanics getting into a Safety Car most likely to fix the car. Annd #8 is on the move!
 
Lol, yet another accident caused by a Ferrari. And yet again, it involves some of the top-cars. Damn I hate the prancing donkeys more each time I watch LeMans.

It wasn't...
 
Wouldn't say that about the Toyota just yet. Suspension still looks intact so it appears to be purely cosmetic and can be easily repaired.

Called it.
 
The Ferrari looks to be a victim, not the cause.

It looks to me as the Yota was sliding past the Audi, why, I don't know.
 
Wouldn't say that about the Toyota just yet. Suspension still looks intact so it appears to be purely cosmetic and can be easily repaired.

It is over for the #8. There's no way it'll be competitive after what happened. It hasn't even gotten out of there yet.

Also, why are we blaming Ferrari? In my opinion Lapierre was carrying too much speed with the little vision they had, and just threw the other two cars off the track.
 
Dunno about the 18 year olds though, they were mentioned at the start.
Alessandro Latif's the one I'd been hearing about. Had e-mails about him at work and all.
I suppose though, if a 16 year old's there though, it's time for an 'I'm just sitting all day stalking girls eating pizza' comment.
 
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