June, 2006› Page 3
Miracle Motivated for Le Mans
As Miracle Motorsports driver Ian James described it, the 24 Hours of Le Mans “is a long time.” He’s just hopeful that this year he’ll get to experience that duration in its entirety.
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Intersport Seeks More Le Mans Glory
If Intersport Racing is seeking any inspiration this year at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, it only need to look back in time to a year ago. What was a four-lap lead vanished at the 10-hour mark with a valvetrain problem that resulted in a DNF at the most prestigious motor race in the world.
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Aston Martin Geared for Le Mans
Armed with a driver lineup of which even the British Secret Service would be proud, English auto marque Aston Martin is primed and loaded for this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans with its 007 and 009 entries — marking the first time in Le Mans’ fabled 74-year history that there will be a three-digit numbered car(s) in the field.
Dominant Corvettes Back for More at Le Mans
New Hudson, Mich. – When it comes to the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Corvette Racing and the Rolling Stones have much in common. No matter how well they perform, their fans aren’t satisfied with the encores.
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GT1 Rivalry Excites Aston Martin Racing
Although the 12-car GT1 field for the 24 Hours of Le Mans will be comprised of five different auto marques, many eyes will primarily be on the two that recently turned in the top practice times at Le Mans: Aston Martin and Chevrolet.
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ACEMCO Ready for Return to Track
Braselton, Ga. - His team was so very close to ending Corvette Racing’s stranglehold on the American Le Mans Series’ GT1 class last season. This year at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Jeff Giangrande is hoping his ACEMCO Motorsports team will break through this time.
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Aston Martin Racing Announces Le Mans Driver Line-up
Aston Martin Racing today confirms its participation in the 74th Le Mans 24-hours, and its driver line-up for the race, which takes place on June 17-18.
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