Test Day Today
Discussion
Tune in to Radio Le Mans now. The cars are on track as I type. You can get the live timing www.lemans.org
I couldn't get the new audio link to work, but the old one still works => http://globecast.workscast.com/
Truckosaurus said:
I couldn't get the new audio link to work, but the old one still works => http://globecast.workscast.com/
I had the same problem.Is streaming video available anywhere?
Couldn't agree more, that is why we have channels like Motors TV. But the ACO would rather give it to Eurosport who have to squeeze it in around all there other stuff. Their schedule looks ok for race weekend but I wonder what will happen if the Tennis or whatever doesn't run to time.
Anyway, morning test session done. Audi, Peugeot then Pescarolo but the track was still drying so maybe not absolutely representative. Hopefully it'l stay dry for this afternoon.
Anyway, morning test session done. Audi, Peugeot then Pescarolo but the track was still drying so maybe not absolutely representative. Hopefully it'l stay dry for this afternoon.
blueST said:
Anyway, morning test session done. Audi, Peugeot then Pescarolo but the track was still drying so maybe not absolutely representative. Hopefully it'l stay dry for this afternoon.
According to Radio LM, the weather is set to be fair for this afternoon, so i'm wondering whether that will change with Peugeot coming out on top.here said:
You would think that the largest race in the world and all the testing ect would be aired on one of the Sky channels. Instead of us scratching around for radio signals
I have just scanned the sports channels and 90% of them are filled with s
t.
On ITV4 next weekend: I have just scanned the sports channels and 90% of them are filled with st. http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
CCTV footage of Marc Gene's accident today: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gSsorp6F36s
ACO said:
Marc Gené was at the wheel of the #7 Peugeot 908 Hdi FAP when, at 2:51pm the race director announced that the prototype car of the Spanish driver (and current co-leader in the Le Mans Endurance Series) had an accident.
While approaching the Porsche curves on the 24 hours race track (13,650 km length) the Catalonian driver lost control over his car which spun and crashed heavily.
The Spanish champion was very lucky; after a visit to the medical centre inside the circuit, the doctors at Le Mans Hospital confirmed the initial diagnosis that he had sustained no injuries which would impede his participation in the upcoming 24 hours race on June 14th and 15th. Peugeot have not commented on the reasons that led to the accident.
While approaching the Porsche curves on the 24 hours race track (13,650 km length) the Catalonian driver lost control over his car which spun and crashed heavily.
The Spanish champion was very lucky; after a visit to the medical centre inside the circuit, the doctors at Le Mans Hospital confirmed the initial diagnosis that he had sustained no injuries which would impede his participation in the upcoming 24 hours race on June 14th and 15th. Peugeot have not commented on the reasons that led to the accident.
Combover said:
blueST said:
Anyway, morning test session done. Audi, Peugeot then Pescarolo but the track was still drying so maybe not absolutely representative. Hopefully it'l stay dry for this afternoon.
According to Radio LM, the weather is set to be fair for this afternoon, so i'm wondering whether that will change with Peugeot coming out on top.Gassing Station | Le Mans | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff