Here are the complete results (and even the complete history of the race!) from «Les 18 heures de Québec».
First of all, the lane attribution chart:
And then, the complete results:
Lap totals on each lane and on each track, with the best lap time under them. The totals for each track are in the grey cells at the right. The upper black/yellow cells are the grand totals of laps for each team (almost 6000!) and the number below these totals is the average number of laps on each heat. The lower black/yellow cells are the difference in percentage (and laps) behind the first-place team. Only 3.2% between first and last place. Wow!
Now, the «history» of the race on Christian's track:
Some teams had a strategy. Team Jaguar followed it perfectly and won the event, with stints of more than 30 minutes each and only two drivers per heat (the other one could be sleeping).
And the one on Georges' track:
First of all, the lane attribution chart:
And then, the complete results:
Lap totals on each lane and on each track, with the best lap time under them. The totals for each track are in the grey cells at the right. The upper black/yellow cells are the grand totals of laps for each team (almost 6000!) and the number below these totals is the average number of laps on each heat. The lower black/yellow cells are the difference in percentage (and laps) behind the first-place team. Only 3.2% between first and last place. Wow!
Now, the «history» of the race on Christian's track:
Some teams had a strategy. Team Jaguar followed it perfectly and won the event, with stints of more than 30 minutes each and only two drivers per heat (the other one could be sleeping).
And the one on Georges' track:
Man I am going to be there next time. I really like the idea of a true endurance race.... maybe it's time for NERF to pull
together a 12 - 18 hour enduro... Chill the Red Bulls I'm ready to go!!!!!!!!!!!
but now that i am busted i will get the dog house next time wont i 
