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The 1000-kilometer race at Silverstone (Great Britain) on September 12 marks the beginning of a new era for Audi and the sports car scene: for the first time since 1992, there will be a worldwide racing series for Le Mans prototypes again. Audi Sport Team Joest will contest the series with two R15 TDI cars.
Read newsA new worldwide racing series focused on innovative drive concepts, new technology and reduced fuel consumption will stage its inaugural round at Silverstone on September 12. The newly incepted Intercontinental Le Mans Cup (ILMC) makes it possible for Audi to tour the world with its innovative diesel-powered race sports cars.
Read newsThe stage is set: from July 2 to 4, the Earl of March and Kinrara is inviting lovers of historic motorsport to join him for the annual highlight in the calendar, the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Read newsIngolstadt, June 25, 2010 - Spurred on by its record victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours, Audi tackles the next major motorsport event: from July 2 to 4, the DTM will visit the Norisring in Nuremberg.
Read newsAudi will celebrate its record victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours, which saw the highest speed in the history of the endurance classic that has been held since 1923, with its employees at the Neckarsulm and Ingolstadt locations.
Read newsIn the fastest race in Le Mans history Audi achieved its ninth triumph. Key facts on the historic Le Mans exploit of the brand with the four rings.
Read newsFor the ninth time Audi has won the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans and thus equalized Ferrari’s position in the roll of honor in the French endurance classic. Only Porsche’s track record reflects more victories.
Read newsAudi won the Le Mans 24 Hour for the ninth time in 12 years and set a new distance record. Three R15 TDI cars crossed the finish line first and handed Audi the fourth 1-2-3 victory after 2000, 2002 and 2004.
Read newsAudi leads the Le Mans 24 Hour race with its trio of R15 TDI cars thanks to a perfect combination of efficiency and reliability.
Read newsAndré Lotterer slid into the tire barriers at the Arnage corner. As a consequence the nose of the #8 Audi R15 TDI had to be changed. Lotterer temporarily lost second place before regaining the position when the #1 Peugeot had to stop for fuel.
Read newsUnchanged picture after 20 hours: The number 9 and 8 Audi R15 TDI prototypes maintained their lead over the #1 Peugeot.
Read newsRomain Dumas (Audi R15 TDI #9) and Marcel Fässler (#8) defended their two-lap lead on the third placed Peugeot #1 in the 19th hour.
Read newsAudi maintained its 1-2 lead in the 18th hour of the Le Mans 24 Hours.
Read newsThe technical failure of the leading #2 Peugeot handed Audi a 1-2 lead just after 7 a.m. Timo Bernhard took the lead in the #9 Audi R15 TDI in front of Benoît Tréluyer in the #8.
Read newsApart from a slow puncture on the #7 Audi R15 TDI (Dindo Capello) everything continued according to plan for Audi Sport Team Joest.
Read newsRegular pit stops and two planned driver changes were the only events the Audi Sport Team Joest had to perform as its three Audi R15 TDI cars continued to run immaculately in the 15th hour of the Le Mans 24 Hour race.
Read newsAll three Audi R15 TDI cars held their positions in the 14th hour of the race.
Read newsWith a strong team performance the Audi R15 sportscars race on in second, third and fifth position after 13 hours.
Read newsAt the half way mark of the race the three Audi R15 sportscars moved up to second, third and fourth place.
Read newsDuring the eleventh hour of racing the three Audi R15 TDI still ran like a clockwork.
Read newsAfter ten hours of racing at Le Mans the three Audi R15 TDI stay close to the leaders. With constantly fast lap times in the night the drivers defend the positions three, four and five after 162 laps.
Read newsAudi Sport Team Joest’s three Audi R15 TDI prototypes were running in third, fourth and fifth positions in the Le Mans 24-hour race at midnight.
Read newsAfter the first quarter of the Le Mans 24 Hour race, the three Audi R15 TDI cars were fourth (#9 Mike Rockenfeller), sixth (#8 Benoît Treluyer) and seventh (#7 Dindo Capello).
Read newsThe three Audi R15 TDI prototypes moved up a position each just before 9 p.m. when the leading Peugeot lost three laps in the pits and dropped to seventh position.
Read newsFollowing the second Safety Car period the three Audi R15 TDI prototypes were running in formation on the "Circuit des 24 Heures” of Le Mans. At 9:45 p.m. the number 9 and 8 cars swapped positions when Benoît Treluyer in the number 8 Audi R15 TDI passed his teammate Mike Rockenfeller moving into fourth position.
Read newsAfter four of 24 hours of racing the three Audi R15 TDI prototypes are still running in positons four through six. Tom Kristensen (#7) continued to run ahead of Romain Dumas (#9) and André Lotterer (#8).
Read newsOwing to an incident in the Porsche corners, the #7 Audi R15 TDI that had so far been the best car of the team in the Le Mans 24 Hour race, lost three laps.
Read newsCelebrity guests, a glimpse into the future of the automobile, a presentation of the Audi A1, live broadcast on the Internet – a lot of variety was sourounding Audi Sport Team Joest’s entry in the 2010 Le Mans 24 Hours.
Read newsDue to the retirement of the #3 Peugeot the three Audi R15 TDI prototypes moved up to positions four, five and six.
Read newsAudi Sport Team Joest’s three Audi R15 TDI prototypes set consistent fast lap times in the opening stages of the Le Mans 24 Hours staying close to the Peugeots which started from the two first rows of the grid.
Read newsIn the second hour, the three Audi R15 TDI prototypes maintained positions five, six and seven. The gap to the leading Peugeot extended to 1m 25s.
Read newsAudi Sport Team Joest has completed its preparations for the 78th running of the Le Mans 24 Hours with a fastest time in the warm-up session. On a wet track Allan McNish recorded the quickest time of all 56 participants in the number 7 Audi R15 TDI.
Read newsAudi Sport Team Joest has been concentrating on race preparation during the two practice days at the Le Mans 24 Hours. The quotes from the Audi camp after qualifying.
Read newsThe 13.629-kilometer "Circuit des 24 Heures” is considered one of the world’s most fascinating race tracks on which no testing is possible. The nine Audi drivers talk about the key sectors – in alphabetical order from B like Bernhard to T like Tréluyer.
Read newsAudi Sport Team Joest has successfully taken the first formal hurdle at the 78th edition of the Le Mans 24 Hours: all three Audi R15 TDI cars passed the Technical Scrutineering at the Place des Jacobins in the center of the Western French city in front of thousands of spectators without any problems.
Read newsThe race is just around the corner: on the weekend of June 12/13 the Le Mans 24 Hours will be held for the 78th time. Like no other motorsport event, the world’s most famous endurance race has always been instrumental in accelerating the technological development of the automobile.
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