83rd Running Of The Le Mans 24 Hours - 13/14 June 2015.

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Three mechanics on the new #18 nose. I thought the limit was two?

If so, drive through at minimum.
 
So glad I'm watching on the Eurosport player rather than on Eurosport on the TV no adverts and HD no commentary but RLM is taking care of that.
 
Hour 7 Lap Analysis

- Pace is now ahead of 2010.
- Mistakes starting to creep in.
- Only 4 cars with untroubled runs now.

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Greaves' car becomes the 3rd DNF, the battery issues weren't solved.

And Krohn's car is parked on the Mulsanne straight, just after the first chicane... Oh god, no.
 
No.40 Krohn Ligier has stopped on the track. And there it goes again
 
Krohn car is stopped on Mulsanne, being pushed by marshalls. All sorts of bad luck they're having.

EDIT: tree'd. And weren't we supposed to drink only when Krohn spun the car?

It pretty much turned into the Ligier drinking game.
 
Well that car is moving again... wonder what it was that caused it to stop. Fuel pickup?
 
#17 Porsche lights up the night with sparks. :D
 
The Krohn car is in the pit, the Eurosport commenting team is talking about ECUs, I don't know if they know anything or they're pulling things out of their posterior.
 
Flamer. lol (a shot of exhaust flames on t.v)
 
Yup, that was what I mentioned; Greaves becoming the third DNF of the race after that. So far we've had two flaming Porsches and a Gibson with battery issues. A surprisingly small amount of DNFs so far in this race, I reckon.
The Audi 4 minute repair was surprising, lets see if porsche can do a 4 minute repair too.
 
Yup, that was what I mentioned; Greaves becoming the third DNF of the race after that. So far we've had two flaming Porsches and a Gibson with battery issues. A surprisingly small amount of DNFs so far in this race, I reckon.

Very surprised by the low amount of DNF's so far nearly a third of the way through the race.
 
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