Classes at Le Mans

North Bend, WA — They say you can’t tell a horse without a program — and the same is true at The 24 Hours of Le Mans, where there are four classes of cars and nearly 50 cars screaming around the 8.48 mile track. So while this should have been one of the first articles, let’s look at the classes, what constitutes each class and the winners at the 75th running of this famous race.There are four main classes at the 24 Hours of Le Mans designated by the following:

French cuisine: the good, the bad, and the baguette

North Bend, WA — Race track food, even in France, is still race track food. That means it is overpriced (though truth to tell the beef brochette and green beans at American Power Boat Association Nationals in Kankakee, Il is to pretty tasty and at $10 or so, is priced right), under portioned, and cholesterol high.

What wins on Sunday, sells on Monday

North Bend, WA — It is a true saying — “What wins on Sunday, sells on Monday.” As represented by the French daily sports newspaper L’EQUIPE — which I think means “The Team” (though my french is less than rusty) you can see that both Audi and Peugeot were winners in the european press.

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