American Le Mans News

TRG Wins ALMS GTC Season Finale at Petit

Braselton, GA, (Oct. 4, 2010) - TRG won the American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patron Petit Le Mans GTC race at Road Atlanta Saturday.

GT-E PRO AND AM CLASSES FOR NEXT YEAR?

One of the big pieces of news last week from Le Mans was the elimination of the GT1 class from ACO-sanctioned endurance racing starting in 2011. Instead, the governing body of the Le Mans 24 Hours will focus on a single GT class. It’s much the same structure currently in place in the American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón.

Events leading up to crash Saturday night still hazy

The first Le Mans 24 Hours for American GT racer Bryce Miller is finished, and to say it was a whirlwind would be putting things mildly. Unfortunately for Miller at the rest of the JMW Motorsport team, the Aston Martin Vantage crashed near the six-hour mark Saturday. He tried to recollect his thoughts from the accident in his final Le Mans blog.

Audi cars take top 3 places at Le Mans

LE MANS, France − Audi won the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the ninth time on Sunday by taking the first three places.

PASSION FOR LE MANS DRIVES DRAYSON RACING

For everyone at Drayson Racing, the 24 Hours of Le Mans is not only the most important race in the season, it epitomises the heart and soul of why the team goes racing. From the man himself, Paul, Lord Drayson - driver/owner of the No. 11 Drayson Racing Lola Coupé with Judd Power - to his five-time Le Mans-winning co-driver Emanuele Pirro (Rome) and second time Le Mans starter co-driver Jonny Cocker (Guisborough, Yorks, UK), Drayson Racing is driven by a passion for success at the world's most famous sports car event; the 12-13 June 24 Heures du Mans in Le Mans, France.

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