23.02.2009
  • Andy Wallace – Le Mans lap guide

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Andy Wallace – Le Mans lap guide

Andy Wallace talks us around Le Mans in a McLaren F1 GTR.

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Steve is a media, venture, and technology advisor and a former Partner at KPMG Consulting, PriceWaterhouse Coopers and Managing Partner at EIM - his clients range from global web and media companies to small start-ups. He formed Drivers Republic (DR) in 2007, the UK's first digital automotive magazine, with a team of EVO and Autocar writers before creating SkiddMark, and also writes as a guest contributor on Unruly Media’s Meme Machine blog and for Econsultancy’s digital marketing blog.

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  1. Marty
    February 24, 2009

    I’ve been racing this circuit on Race Driver:GRID and it’s frickin’ impossible. Mucho, mucho respect to Andy and all those drivers who can drive quickly around the real La Sarthe – even the virtual one has me struggling to finish anything other than dead last.

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  2. Marty
    February 24, 2009

    I’ve been racing this circuit on Race Driver:GRID and it’s frickin’ impossible. Mucho, mucho respect to Andy and all those drivers who can drive quickly around the real La Sarthe – even the virtual one has me struggling to finish anything other than dead last.

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  3. Richard - DR
    February 24, 2009

    How much cooler is this car than the current LMPs, especially the whispering diesels? Yes, the new breed of Audi and Peugeot are incredibly quick – and I hope the revised rules mean the new Gulf Astons can truly challenge them for an outright win – but I’m not sure the prototypes are as exciting to watch as the McLaren F1, which always looked pretty tricky to really get the maximum from. Nor do they seem as charismatic as the old Group C cars. Either that or I’m just getting old. Answers on a postcard…

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  4. Richard - DR
    February 24, 2009

    How much cooler is this car than the current LMPs, especially the whispering diesels? Yes, the new breed of Audi and Peugeot are incredibly quick – and I hope the revised rules mean the new Gulf Astons can truly challenge them for an outright win – but I’m not sure the prototypes are as exciting to watch as the McLaren F1, which always looked pretty tricky to really get the maximum from. Nor do they seem as charismatic as the old Group C cars. Either that or I’m just getting old. Answers on a postcard…

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  5. Marty
    February 24, 2009

    The recent spate of quiet prototypes running on the devil’s fuel has rather lessened the spectacle, for me at least. Even when the driver is running at 10/10ths the cars seem utterly, utterly planted, something that the old cars never appeared to be (just ask Mark Webber!).

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  6. Marty
    February 24, 2009

    The recent spate of quiet prototypes running on the devil’s fuel has rather lessened the spectacle, for me at least. Even when the driver is running at 10/10ths the cars seem utterly, utterly planted, something that the old cars never appeared to be (just ask Mark Webber!).

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  7. Mark McTavish
    March 4, 2009

    Richard you are spot on, I have next to interest in Le Mans but watching these ‘old’ videos is entertaining! I’d love to see a return to them racing cars like the McLaren F1 and Ferrari F40….hmmm McLaren vs. Ferrari….that could be interesting!

    Here’s another video along the same lines that is fantastic. The music is a little cheesy but the shots of the drivers foot work just does it for me. I’m not sure why but when he brakes I’m looking at the vid thinking ‘damn that looks good!’

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  8. Mark McTavish
    March 4, 2009

    Richard you are spot on, I have next to interest in Le Mans but watching these ‘old’ videos is entertaining! I’d love to see a return to them racing cars like the McLaren F1 and Ferrari F40….hmmm McLaren vs. Ferrari….that could be interesting!

    Here’s another video along the same lines that is fantastic. The music is a little cheesy but the shots of the drivers foot work just does it for me. I’m not sure why but when he brakes I’m looking at the vid thinking ‘damn that looks good!’

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  9. DriversRepublic (The DR Team)
    March 27, 2009

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  10. DriversRepublic (The DR Team)
    March 27, 2009

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