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SEBRING, Fl — Just about when you thought the R-15 was invincible, the Peugeot stepped into the lead — convincingly.
Just before noon there was an incident between the No. 9 Acura ARX-02a driven by David Brabham and the No. 40 Doran Ford GT MK7 driven by Andrea Robertson at turn 16. Brbham and the Acura wound up sideways on the track while the Ford was into the tires. A yellow flag came out to sort out the mess.
Brabham drove into the pits and then returned to the race apparently no worse for the wear.
While on the yellow McNish drove the No. 2 Audi R-15 into the pits where the car received four tires, fuel and a driver change with Rinaldo Capello taking over driving duties. The No. 1 Audi R-15 also stopped for tires, fuel, and driver change, with Marco Werner replace Mike Rockenfeller.
The Peugeot team follow suit as Stephane Sarrazin replaced Franck Montagny in the No. 08 Peugeot 908 HDI FAP.
A few minutes later the No. 7 Peugeot with Nicolas Minassian took over the lead and the Peugeot has not looked back. At the two hour mark the Peugeot was up by five seconds over the the No. 2 Audi. The second Peugeot is in third, nipping at Capello’s heals.
As the Lowes sponsored Acura ARX-01B with Luis Diaz at the wheel continues to lead the LMP2 class and holds a one lap lead over its nearest competition, the Lola B09 86 Mazda, currently with Marino Franchitti.
The No. 3 Corvette C6-R with Johnny O’Connell at the wheel currently continues to lead the GT1 class while Mathias Russo in the Ferrari 430 GT has taken the lead in the GT2 class.
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The Audi R-15 swoops through a turn.
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The leader in the GT2 class at the two hour mark — shown here in third place.
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