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LeMans 2013 - Audi R18 e-tron #1 onboard [telemetry]

Name: LeMans 2013 - Audi R18 e-tron #1 onboard [telemetry]
Uploaded: 2013-06-27T16:35:46+00:00
Duration: 1 min 30 s
Channel: Adam Mocarski
Description: The video combines a brief safety promotion from the FIA Institute with live telemetry commentary of the 2013 24 Hours of Le Mans. Speakers A and B…

27 Jun 2013 · 2 min

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The video combines a brief safety promotion from the FIA Institute with live telemetry commentary of the 2013 24 Hours of Le Mans. Speakers A and B introduce the FIA Institute’s safety initiatives, the Young Driver Academy, and the safeisfast.com website, noting that its safety videos have been translated into 64 languages. The remainder of the audio (Speaker C and D) provides a lap‑by‑lap race update: André Lotterer leads by 23.5 s, with Albon in second, 1.5 s ahead of teammate Lucas di Grassi. Audis occupy the top three positions, Anthony Davidson trails by ~38 s, Gulf Racing suffers a pit‑stop problem with a front‑end removal, and various GT and LMP2 battles are described, including positions of cars 35, 49, 38, and the 97‑car lead change. The commentary mixes technical timing data, car numbers, and brief observations of pit work.

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I'm with the FIA Institute on all safety matters. I'm doing the Young Driver Academy, for example, but also involved in all the safety meetings, pushing for safety. And it's a really cool program, it's very useful, you know, you have so many tips and knowledge packed into this website, and that's why while also race fans to have a look at yourself.
And recently all the videos that are on it have just been translated into 64 different languages. www.safeisfast.com. Thanks, Alexander.
Thank you. 1.2 FM, here's how it stands. André Lotterer by 23.5 seconds, number 1, from number 2. With Albon ignition in 2nd position, about 1.5 seconds ahead of his teammate Luca Di Grassi. Audis 1, 2, and 3, our positions 1, 2, and 3, with Anthony Davidson some 37, 38 seconds behind the leader. Problems in the Gulf Racing pit with the front of the car still removed in that car. Bit of polishing of the windscreen going on, which seems somewhat superfluous at the moment as nobody's working on the bit of the car that's been Brookman, uh, the number 4 car, uh, the number 8 car rather, in 4th position. And Nicolas Lapierre is, uh, what, 20 seconds behind his teammate?
Well, not quite that much, but getting on towards it.
35 and 49, Morgan, Morgan and Orica in the P2 battle with Ollie Turvey in the Zaytech number 38 in 4th position in GT. Oh, this is going to start confusing me already. The lead, the 97 car in the lead having passed Mark Leeb, uh, but they're