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Nicolas Lapierre admits that even without the team's night-time troubles in the 79th edition of the Le Mans 24 Hours earlier this month, it would have been difficult for Oreca to finish any higher than fifth at La Sarthe

Former F1 star Olivier Panis has renounced his dream of adding to his Monaco Grand Prix success with glory in the Le Mans 24 Hours after witnessing the terrifying high-speed accidents suffered by Audi rivals McNish and Mike Rockenfeller last weekend

1. Panis/Lapierre Team Oreca Oreca 01-AIM 5hr 29min 12.688secs 195 laps LMP1 2. Belicchi/Fassler/Prost Speedy Racing Team Sebah Lola B08/60 Aston Martin 195 laps LMP1

1. Panis/Lapierre Team Oreca Matmut-AIM Courage-Oreca LC70-AIM 1min 31.020secs LMP1 2. Charouz/Enge/Mucke Aston Martin Racing Lola Aston Martin 1min 31.160secs LMP1

The Panasonic Toyota Racing team will debut their new car this weekend at the German Grand Prix and like McLaren's new car introduced at Magny-Cours, the TF104B, will be crucial for the Cologne based squad as they seek to move up the grid and improve on their points tally, which currently sees th

Panasonic Toyota Racing driver Olivier Panis talks about the British Grand Prix, reflecting on that moment in qualifying when he held up Felipe Massa, and on next weekend's event at Hockenheim... Q: Olivier, what are your thoughts on the British Grand Prix?

Panasonic Toyota Racing driver Olivier Panis has hinted that he will stay at the Cologne based team in 2005.