McNish: Audi will remain strong

Allan McNish believes Audi will still be the team to beat at Le Mans next year, despite Peugeot’s impending arrival.

Mon, 19 Jun, 2006 - 08:22

Allan McNish believes Audi will still be the team to beat at Le Mans next year, despite Peugeot’s impending arrival.

Audi made history yesterday by winning the Le Mans 24 Hours with diesel power for the first time, with Emanuele Pirro, Marco Werner and Frank Biela behind the wheel.

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Courts Motorsport Heathrow Place: France Person: McNish Person: Allan McNish Person: Emanuele Pirro Person: Marco Werner Person: Frank Biela Person: Tom Kristensen Person: Rinaldo Capello Event: Le Mans Event: Le Mans 24 Hours Organisation: Audi Organisation: Peugeot Organisation: Porsche

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