Le Mans – H22: The #2 Audi finds itself alone in the lead!

Two hours before the arrival of the 82nd edition of 24 Hours of Le Mans, the duel between Audi and Porsche is experiencing a new adventure. The #20 Porsche of Mark Webber found itself idling and allowed the #2 Audi of André Lotterer to escape into the lead. The No. 18 R1 of Lucas di Grassi will take second place, which allows the Ingolstadt manufacturer to seriously consider a double and a 13th victory in the Sarthe!

G-Drive Racing remains in control of LMP2 with the #35 Ligier of Alex Brundle. But the gaps are closing at the front as the Briton sees the Thiriet by TDS Racing Ligier of Tristan Gommendy coming back like a bullet on the leading car. But the Jota Sport Zytek driven by Harry Tincknell follows just a few seconds behind. Nelson Panciatici replaced Oliver Webb on theAlpine which remains in fourth position.

Giancarlo Fisichella remains in the lead of GTE Pro on the Ferrari n°51 which is still ahead of the n°92 Porsche of Feed Makowiecki which increases its lead over the n°73 Corvette of Jan Magnussen, while Tommy Milner's sister car moved up to fourth position ahead of Stefan Mücke's #97 Vantage. Despite a slight warning, the No. 95 Vantage of Kristian Poulsen remains at the head of the category.

Photos from the 82nd edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans can be viewed on this link.