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Off the back of a second straight win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Benoît Tréluyer is confident he can get the jump in the championship over his own teammates.
Audi drivers Allan McNish, Dindo Capello and Tom Kristensen are all three standing on top of the World Endurance Championship drivers' standings thanks to their win in Sebring. Tréluyer, along with his co-drivers Andre Lotterer and Marcel Fässler, is second thanks to a win in Le Mans.
Loic Duval, Romain Dumas and Marc Gené are not far behind either, thanks to their own win, in Spa.
Tréluyer therefore expects the battle to go down to the wire.
"Fans of endurance motor racing can look forward to a thrilling battle," he says.
"The championship is still wide open, at Le Mans the drivers in car numbers 1 and 2 staged a battle for victory for a long time, and in the WEC season up to now three different Audi driver line-ups have won. So, anything is possible."
Audi drivers Allan McNish, Dindo Capello and Tom Kristensen are all three standing on top of the World Endurance Championship drivers' standings thanks to their win in Sebring. Tréluyer, along with his co-drivers Andre Lotterer and Marcel Fässler, is second thanks to a win in Le Mans.
Loic Duval, Romain Dumas and Marc Gené are not far behind either, thanks to their own win, in Spa.
Tréluyer therefore expects the battle to go down to the wire.
"Fans of endurance motor racing can look forward to a thrilling battle," he says.
"The championship is still wide open, at Le Mans the drivers in car numbers 1 and 2 staged a battle for victory for a long time, and in the WEC season up to now three different Audi driver line-ups have won. So, anything is possible."