86th Running Of The 24 Hours Of Le Mans, 16-17 June 2018

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Having found a solution for just about every mechanical issue that could arise, both Toyotas will take each other out.
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A Ferrari GT car also hasn't taken anyone out yet. ;)
 
As the RLM crew point out, a very clean pass by Kazuki on Kamui on the brakes into Mulsanne. And with the help of traffic, the #8 shot off down the road.

Edit: #47 off into the tyres at Indianapolis, slow zone as a result.
 
Why is there a Dallara in the gravel pit on Indianapolis?
 
The 47's bad Le Mans week has just gotten worse.
 
Quite a low attrition rate at this stage of the race. Only 4 out of the 60 that started have retired.

#82 with heavy damage heading down pit road.
 
I saw a shot with a mighty grey looking sky, rain could make things interesting...

...And thats a smokey BMW...
 
Just did a lucky 7 lap race in Project Cars 2 in the TS050 in support for Toyota. Go Gazoo!
 
Oh BMW, this is just not your race.
 
Looks like they spun into the wall
 
82 crashed and drove back to the pits.
 
Funny place to loose it in the Porsche curves for the #82.
 
#82 Just got out of shape and went wide onto the gravel clipping that inside wall. Quite lucky no-one was close behind it as it came back across the track.
 
The way this race is going, the Villorba Corse car will just be full unpainted carbon.
 
I feel very pitty for the aston boys, they were pretty much screwed over
 
#84's had an off at Mulsanne corner. It's being carried away by the recovery truck.
 
I'm hearing that the #82 BMW M8 is retired now, shame.

EDIT: Tree'd (dammit)
 
Slow zone speeds under investigation. I wonder who did it this time.
 
That's a shame for the #82, tough to fall by the wayside at this point in the race. And as the guys at RLM just mentioned, that's two LM24's for ALex Sim's, and 2 retirements now interestingly.
 
Aside from that, I think I'm seeing the #68 Ford GT about to lap one of the Corvettes.
 
Could really go for a bacon sandwich right now after seeing the #92.

Damn that n/a flat-six sounds good. :bowdown:
 
#88 off into the tyres.

At the Ford chicane, hefty hit.
 
Matteo Cairoli's rear suspension fails and sends him into the wall.
 
Speaking of Porsche, one just got slid into a wall.
 
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