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Former Peugeot Sport driver Franck Montagny will replace injured Guillaume Moreau in the OAK Pescarolo LMP1 in the Le Mans 24 Hours.
Montagny, who remained without any seat after Peugeot Sport's withdrawal from endurance, only raced the ALMS round at Laguna Seca this season, taking LMP2 victory with the Level 5's HPD car.
The Frenchman, who will run his 12th Le Mans 24 Hours this year, will join Bertrand Baguette and Dominik Kraihamer.
Montagny, who remained without any seat after Peugeot Sport's withdrawal from endurance, only raced the ALMS round at Laguna Seca this season, taking LMP2 victory with the Level 5's HPD car.
The Frenchman, who will run his 12th Le Mans 24 Hours this year, will join Bertrand Baguette and Dominik Kraihamer.
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