83rd Running Of The Le Mans 24 Hours - 13/14 June 2015.

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I'm really thankful that FOX in the US features the live stream for the 64 Corvette. It's really useful for drowning out the terrible tv coverage that FOX is giving us US users.
 
Ya know what'd be nice? If there were different dedicated streams for each class. I didn't even see when the #95 Aston passed the #51 Ferrari in GTE Pro.

Pitfalls of multiclass racing, I know, but it still stinks.
 
The other day I began what is hopefully long term casual work with a guy who valets cars - so I will be around cars most time which is great for me as a car fan. At the end of what was my very first day I had doubts about whether I would learn all the products. There is so many. I really was just moments away from packing it in. Giving up my desired job of a valeter because I didn't think I could learn all the products and how they are to be applied.. Something I have always wanted to do.

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This isn't very Le Mans-y.
On Toyota's first year back at Le Mans, they were right there in front, fighting with Audi.
Good for them! Did they have a FWD overweight LMP2?
Porsche weren't as fast as Toyota, on their first go, but certainly nowhere near as slow as Nissan currently is.
Because they turned up with a package intended to win that year, or at least be in contention for it. Point invalidated.

If all you're going to do is pull Nissan jibes for 24 hours, nobody here wants to hear them.
 
Ya know what'd be nice? If there were different dedicated streams for each class. I didn't even see when the #95 Aston passed the #51 Ferrari in GTE Pro.

Pitfalls of multiclass racing, I know, but it still stinks.
That would be cool, one for lmp and one for GT.

Well that will happen when you're making half the power and using half the drive wheels of the cars you are running against. The car is in active development, this is a nice test session for them to obtain vital data.

Technically all of LMP1 are in active development...
 
Woah what happened? Left the room, now Audi has fallen back and Toyota in 3rd (no longer). The pit stops must've really hurt them.
 
How was the DeltaWing a joke? The car performed better than anyone expected until Nakajima pushed it off the road. If Don Panoz wouldn't be such a stubborn old guy, the whole project could've been something else.

Where? Based on its qualifying results, it's performance was in the lower end of LMP2. So where does it fit in? In it's own series? Okay, then why is it driving at Le Mans. I realise it was a Garage 56 car, and as such, it's entirely experimental, but I don't see how it fits into the Le Mans race itself. In the end, it was a hard to see roadblock for the P1's.

But yeah, I'll grant you it performed decent. It just didn't have any place in the actual race.
 
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