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It doesn't happen to Audi though, that's why they keep winning.

Toyota would also have more of a chance if they brought a 3rd car.

Both the cars still running have had issues though.

Audi have been doing this race since Moses walked the earth, they are expected to know what it takes and worked out the gremlins from experience but it doesn't mean they are immune and if they did retire in the same manner it wouldn't be something for them to hang their heads in shame for either. I'm sure the staff at Toyota have put in 110% in every department to produce their best product and with as much experience as Audi have it would be a betting man to suggest they couldn't be as reliable either. Porsche no different.

Audi never has problems because Audi never has problems.

Their performance in Silverstone was awful, but look how they've progressed.

Both out within 90 mins remaining, gutting.

Oh I see what you did there.

Audi will win this, they are unbeatable and super-reliable.

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Oh, maybe not retired, just taking a dump.

We're used to the cars sandbagging on test day/practice, but for Audi to extend that to the first 3 WEC races was pretty extreme

See you in America in September!

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Toyota needs to field 3 cars. Porsche needs to sell a car to a costumer (Penske please), because as I have said before the race it's almost impossible to win it with just 2 cars.

1 hour to go!

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How many did Ferrari announce in that hugely important and massive announcement before the start??

*Still bitter*

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Even Peugeot ran three cars. Plus a fourth customer car.

That makes no sense for several reasons.

NOOOO

#95 Aston in the garage

this can't happen

Apparently that was planned with the #95. Four laps in hand they can do that without concern.

#66 binned it

And Nissan announced 3rd even before they have a car

I think the Toyota bean counters still have nightmares of F1 spending. With this rate they're going to have some new imagery for nightmares.

It's been a good race. Shame to see the 14 Porsche in the garage

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