Le Mans 24 Hours: 21H - Lotterer charging but Porsche still safe
With just three hours of the 2015 Le Mans 24 Hours remaining, Porsche continues to hold sway out front, despite the best efforts of Aud▨i to pressure on its comfortable lead.
Following its drive-thru penalty for not respecting the slow zones, the #7 Audi in the hands of Lotterer was flyi꧋ng as the end of the 21st hour approached, the German pumping in a lap record to supercede the marke🌜r set by team-mate Filip Albuquerque earlier in the race.
However, he remains two laps off the lead #19 Porsche, which continues to lap consistently in the hands of Earl Bamber now, while the #17 Porsche keeps a respectful distance a🌌 lap adrift.
Beyond the #7 car, Audi has seen its hopes blunted by spells in the garage for both the #9 and #8 cars, which have left them now 3 and 4 laps behind respe♓ctively, essentially put them out of the victory figh🃏t.
KCMG holds sཧway in LMP2, well ahead of G-Drive and JOTA, while Ferrari has established a leadไ in the GTE Pro class in the hands of Gimmi Bruni, a minute ahead of the Corvette being driven by Jordan Taylor.
After an off for the SMP Ferrar🃏i, the #98 Aston Martin ꦡleads the GT Am class by a full 2 laps now
