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Audi Hold Off Peugeot to Take Third Le Mans Title 21/06/2008 10:43. Received wisdom says it takes three years to win the 24 hours of Le
Mans. The first to try and finish, the second to finish well and,
with the experience, the third for victory. Peugeot, occupying the
front three places on the grid, felt it was time to prove the maxim
wrong in their second year of entry. Audi, meanwhile, were looking
for their third consecutive win for their R10 and were in no mood
to give it up without a fight. They didn't. At Le Mans, nothing is
straightforward and, in a gripping battle that will rank amongst
the greatest ever in the 76 stagings of this ultimate motor race,
both of them took it right to the wire. The 258,000 fans who packed La Sarthe this weekend, had been expecting a close fight, and saw a form book opening for the first twelve hours. The No7 Peugeot... // Buzzle Total: 2 news articles First News Article: guardian.co.uk, 16/06/2008 21:56 |