20 hours in, only four to go.
P1
Things remain calm for the time being. The gap between Alex Wurz in the #9 and Stephane Sarrazin in the #8 remains at about 1:45, with the #1 Audi still two laps back from the leaders. #007 holds fourth with Tomas Enge at the wheel of the Aston Martin ahead of the Team Oreca Malmut car now driven by Olivier Panis. Nicolas Prost in the Speedy Racing Lola has managed to extend the lead over the first Kolles Audi up to 25 seconds, while the #7 Peugeot has made it's way past the Pescarolo Judd to take eighth place.
P2
Things are as they were in P2, the Essex Team leads in the Porsche ahead of the Navi Team Goh Porsche and Speedy Racing Lola. The remaining OAK Racing Pescarolo is on fourth and the RML Lola.
GT1
The #64 car briefly handed the lead to their teammates but as the pit stops cycled through Olivier Beretta reclaimed the lead from Johnny O'Connell. The gap is now about fifteen seconds. #73 Alphand Aventures Corvette remains on third and the Jetalliance Aston Martin is still running as well on fourth in class.
GT2
Risi Competizione still holds the lead with the Scuderia Italia Ferrari remains on second place. However, the third placed Imsa Performance Porsche hit trouble and has spent over 20 minutes in the pits. That leaves Ferraris in the JMW Motorsport Ferrari up to third, AF Corse Ferrari to fourth and the second Risi Competizione Ferrari (the green one) to fifth, and the best non-Ferrari is now the Spyker on sixth place in class.