Pescarolo victorious

The French team held off a stiff challenge from British rivals Aston Martin Racing to take the chequered flag after 215 laps at the new track.

Team Oreca-Matmut AIM came in third place, despite Nicolas La Pierre qualifying quickest a day earlier.

"We didn't qualify well," said Boullion, who broke the Le Mans Series wins record.

"We should have been able to set a better lap, because the car was fantastic. In fact, the car has been doing well from the beginning of the weekend."

Quifel ASM took the honours in the LMP2, Luc Alphand Aventures won again in the GT1 class while JMW Motorsport dominated the GT2 class.

1. Boullion/Tinseau - Pescarolo Sport Pescarolo-Judd - 215 laps LMP1

2. Charouz/Enge/Mucke - Aston Martin Racing Lola Aston Martin - 215 laps LMP1

3. Monteiro/Senna - Team Oreca Matmut-AIM Courage-Oreca LC70-AIM - 214 laps LMP1

4. Panis/Lapierre - Team Oreca Matmut-AIM Courage-Oreca LC70-AIM - 212 laps LMP1

5. Primat/Turner/Ramos - Aston Martin Racing Lola Aston Martin - 211 laps LMP1

6. Amaral/Pla - Quifel-ASM Ginetta Zytek 09S-Zytek - 207 laps LMP2

7. Francioni/Ceccato/Piccini - Racing Box Lola B08/80-Judd - 205 laps LMP2

8. Ojjeh/Gosselin/Peter - GAC Racing Team Zytek 07S-Zytek - 205 laps LMP2

9. Bobbi/Piccini/Biagi - Racing Box Lola B08/80-Judd - 203 laps LMP2

10. Ragues/Mailleux - Signature Plus Courage-Oreca LC70-Judd - 202 laps LMP1