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Davidson thrilled with performance

By Steven English and Simon Strang Monday, June 14th 2010, 13:49 GMT

Anthony Davidson was delighted with his personal performance in this year's Le Mans 24 Hours, despite his #1 Peugeot retiring after leading.

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