Ten minutes with Anthony Davidson
Peugeot's Anthony Davidson starts this year's Le Mans 24 Hours as one of the event favourites. Stuart Codling caught up with the Briton to find out how he intends to make up for last year's disappointment and why he thinks he can beat the new Audi in a straight fight
Last year Anthony Davidson hauled his Peugeot 908 back into contention with an epic quadruple stint after losing four laps in the garage, only to face the heartbreak of seeing the car expire in the 22nd hour with his co-driver Alex Wurz at the wheel.
This year the new 908 has demonstrated solid race pace and good reliability, and Davidson returns to Le Mans as part of the same driver line-up with Wurz and Marc Gene.
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