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New pictures have just been uploaded to the gallery on the spykersquadron.com website.
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Tom Coronel is driving right now. So his 'injury' won't be so bad. He is in 7th place due to the pitstop. -
My heart stopped for a moment when I saw a pair of yellow headlights standing still beside the guardrail... Thankfully it turned out to be an IMSA Porsche. The Spykers aren't the fastest in class but as long as the Ferraris and Porsches keep failing they will slowly but surely make their way to the front of the pack. Let's hope so.Comment
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Especially the Porsche's seem to have a lot of trouble.Comment
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The Spyker is now in 8th, it looks like Tom Coronel isn't so quick. Maybe he indeed has a problem?Comment
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The pitstop looked good and Tom is now 7th.Tom comes in for fuel. It is completely dark now and temperatures have dropped a fair amount.Comment
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Problems for the #89 Ferrari that is good news for Spyker. They are now 9th but will move up to 8th place.Comment
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The Spyker is in a steady 8th place right now. They are one lap behind place 7 and number 9 is 1 lap behind them.
Jarek Janis is driving at the moment.
Jarik Janis took over from Tom. He is currently running in 8th position.A quick stop to refuel and he is on its way again.Comment
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It's getting dark here now, that means that it will soon become light in Le Mans.
Keep us up to date
RijkComment
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Good to see that the Spyker is still running! They at least made it through the night, something they didn't do for the last few years.It seems that we might have a bit of light rain. The car still solidly runs in 7th place.Comment
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I have been reading your updates guy's...thanks!.any news about the Spyker?Comment
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Still running
just saw it driving past on Eurosport
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still running in 7th spot with Bleekemolen behind the wheelOriginally posted by Wouter View PostComment
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number 6 (Ferrari F430) is three laps ahead and number 8 (also a F430) is four laps behindComment
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When I went to bed two Porsches were in front of Spyker. Now there is only one left in front of us. The other 5 in front of us are all Ferraris.Originally posted by AX lover View PostComment
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LM24: After almost 19 hours of racing.First raindrops are spotted. But looks like very light rain.
The Spyker managed to stay out of trouble and made it trough the night. The team had its share of smaller problems such as tire pick-up, flat spots and worn out front brake discs and pads but all were quickly fixed.
All drivers are really easy on the throttle and said that the car drives extremely well. Jarek just completed another double stint - the Michelin factory tires are doing well - and Jeroen is now in the car. We have just had a safety car situation after a big shunt of an Aston Martin. The weather is still great but the radar shows light rain close to Le Mans.
And some new video's: Spyker Squadron on VimeoComment
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