Night practice rattles Circuit de la Sarthe from it afternoon siesta

Thursday Night Qualifying
Thursday Night Qualifying
So far in the big show, the Audi R-15s have been dominate though there are sections on the track where the Peugeot’s have been quicker.

Interestingly enough, while there was a “big stink” (an official protest according to some stories) raised by Peugeot, Aston Martin, and others over the design of the R-15, nothing has come out to cause the Audi’s to change anything — at least publicly.

The weather has been damp with several rain sessions per day so far — though nothing today in the afternoon. The air is thick.

While the recession grips the world it does not appear that Le Mans is being affected. Traffic into the track this evening was wall-to-wall and there are quite a few people in the stands this evening.

We will have more later this evening including times etc.

Duel in the high desert: Fernandez, Diaz take fourth straight LMP2 race

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Diaz and Fernandez took a fourth straight ALMS race.

WEST OF SALT LAKE CITY, UT — In nail-biting fashion, Adrian Fernandez and Luis Diaz came from behind to take their fourth straight victory in the American Le Mans series at the Larry H. Miller Dealerships Utah Grand Prix presented by the Grand and Little America Hotels in the LMP2 class,  taking the checkered flag by a scant .58 seconds over their Team Dyson Lola competitior.

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Diaz hauls the mail in qualifying

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WEST of SALT LAKE CITY, Ut — Luis Diaz put the pedal to metal when he had to, and the Lowes Fernandez Acura LMP1 responded during the last three minutes of the qualifying session to take the team’s fourth straight pole position in the LMP1 class at the Larry H. Miller Dealerships Utah Grand Prix, overcoming an early performance advantage by the Mazda Lola team.

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