Audi Sport North America continued to build its American Le Mans Series résumé in 2007 with a sweep of all 12 Series rounds and its fifth LMP1 championship. One of the most dominating teams in the 10-year history of the Series, Audi Sport North America has posted 45 class victories and a record 22 in a row dating back to Sebring in 2006. That was the race that Audi made motorsports history by winning for the first time with the dieselpowered Audi R10 TDI, a prototype that represented a new wave of technology into the Series. Using diesel power, Audi Sport North America has captured the three biggest races on the endurance calendar in each of the past two seasons: the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, the 24 Hours of Le Mans and Petit Le Mans. With a twocar lineup set for 2008, Audi Sport North America will look to further rewrite sports car racing’s history book with its core group of drivers that includes defending P1 champions Dindo Capello and Allan McNish, along with Lucas Luhr and Marco Werner.