It's still showing the race. Not the 24mins. The race. Well, at least in Australia anyway.24 minutes of Le Mans isn't the same really.
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It's still showing the race. Not the 24mins. The race. Well, at least in Australia anyway.24 minutes of Le Mans isn't the same really.
...About the Nissans that are running, they're still on track to be classified finishers, if neither has to go in the garage for anything over about 45 minutes. Just bringing 2 out of 3 cars to the flag alone will be a stunning effort, considerably better than Toyota's 5 minutes of fury then double retirement from their first P1 effort.
Remember, every lap more they turn, every minute that goes by where the cars are circulating, the more data they get. They've had lots of small gremlins, and they've had some truly odd encounters not of their own making, but phased they aren't. Good on them.
As I have been made aware.It's still showing the race. Not the 24mins. The race.
It stopped now ? OMG ... They were just in the pits ... how can they run out of fuel ?#66 FERRARI stopped trackside between Indianapolis and Arnage. Luckily on the left side, so not on the racing line.
It stopped now ? OMG ... They were just in the pits ... how can they run out of fuel ?
Why didn't I google this 4 hours ago?
#66 Ferrari has run out of fuel on track.
It is indeed the #55. Hard to make the number out with all the rubber up the side.No, I think it's #55. And I hope it's a problem with their telemetry or with fuel scavenging...
Did you see it catch on fire last night? It woke all of us up.It stopped now ? OMG ... They were just in the pits ... how can they run out of fuel ?
Fox Sports cuts out in 26 min. Smh