11 a.m.: First signs of rain at Le Mans

Sébastien Bourdais (908 n°9) loses ground on Benoît Tréluyer (Audi n°2). But the rain arriving at Le Mans could change the situation.

Published on 12/06/2011 à 11:19

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Benoît Tréluyer, driver of the No. 2 Audi, is currently leading the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The Frenchman is ahead of Sébastien’s 908 n°9 Bourdais by more than a minute and could surely increase his lead if he had not been slowed down by the #908 7 of Anthony Davidson, who is no longer in contention for victory after the exit of Alexander Wurz at the Indianapolis corner . Fine droplets begin to fall on the Le Mans circuit as the No. 2 Audi returns to the pits.

The other categories are no longer evolving at the moment. Zytek remains at the top of the LMP2 category with the #41 from Greaves Motorsport ahead of the #26 Signatech and the #33 Lola from Level 5 Motorsports.

The GTE Pro is still dominated by the Ferrari #51 currently driven by Toni Vilander, who is ahead of the #73 Corvette. The No.50 Corvette from Larbre Compétition still dominates GTE Am.