Three seconds separate the two Audi R18 e-tron quattros twenty hours into the 80th Le Mans 24.
Benôit Treluyer in the #1 Audi R18 e-tron Quattro leads Allan McNish in the #2 car by three seconds, and McNish is closing.
With both Toyotas retired and none of the privateers able to mount a credible threat, the leading Audis are battling between themselves for the honor of winning the Le Mans 24.
Dindo Cappello told Eurosport.com that there were no team orders; the crews had been told not to make any foolish maneuvers to wreck one another. Otherwise, have at it.
The hybrid Audis are both lapping two seconds and a fraction faster than the two Audi R18 Ultras; further, the #4 Ultra has had electrical problems affecting the transmission. The Hybrids, which Audi would prefer to see in Victory Circle, have had no mechanical problems at all.
