- Endurance
05 01 2026
15 06 2025
Despite the challenges, both PEUGEOT 9X8s have made it through the night at Le Mans and continue their journey with the goal of reaching the finish line of this 93rd edition.
Last night, car #94 was fighting within the top 10 thanks to a strategy of 13 laps per stint. After a spin following contact with the Alpine #35 around 10:00 PM, it is now in 14th place, two laps behind the leader. Its three drivers – Loïc Duval, Malthe Jakobsen, and Stoffel Vandoorne – are stringing together long stints of 177 km on medium compound tires.
Delayed early in the race by a front and rear hood change, the PEUGEOT 9X8 #93 lost further time overnight due to a steering issue. The repair took around 12 minutes. Jean-Eric Vergne, Mikkel Jensen, and Paul Di Resta are now in 19th place, seven laps down from the leader.
Jean-Marc Finot, Senior VP of Stellantis Motorsport
“Given the potential pace of our cars, part of our strategy was to make the most of race incidents. However, the race has been relatively calm so far. The other part of our plan was to extend our stints by one or two laps, thereby reducing the number of pit stops. To do this, we had to drive slightly slower to save fuel. This strategy allowed car #94 to lead the race several times. We’ve completed very long stints, maximizing tire use, which now gives us fresh tires for the end of the race. For car #93, things have been more complicated, including an off-track moment in traffic early on – but that’s part of racing. We also had a technical issue that the team managed to fix in 10 minutes, which is remarkable – I congratulate them for that. We’re happy to have both cars still in the race in this extremely fast edition.”
Stoffel Vandoorne (PEUGEOT 9X8 #94)
“Even if we’re somewhat isolated in the standings, we’re sticking to our race strategy. The PEUGEOT 9X8 #94 is running well, no issues. My night stint wasn’t easy – the track was very dirty, with lots of gravel and dust. Grip was low, and we focused on tire management.”
Jean-Eric Vergne (PEUGEOT 9X8 #93)
“The car had a steering problem, with a major imbalance, which the team fixed in about 10 minutes. We lost a few more laps, but no positions.”
Mikkel Jensen (PEUGEOT 9X8 #93)
“It’s good to be done with the night – it wasn’t easy with such a long Safety Car period. We saved the tires well with triple stints. Now we can focus on double stints until the finish. It’s been a tough race for #93 with events just not going our way.”
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