The American Le Mans Series comes to a close with the Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta Raceway in Braselton, Ga. The endurance racing classic a popular race with race fans the world over due to its tight competition and dramatic racing action.
This year, SPEED.com has offers fans some great insight with video blogs from some of racing's biggest names. Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports teammates Christophe Bouchut, Marino Franchitti, Joao Barbosa and Luis Diaz are featured as part of the series on the motorsports website.
With a variety of viewing options available to fans - including live coverage on ESPN 3 and tape-delayed coverage on ABC - this year promises to be among the most interactive races ever. In addition to the video blogs on SPEED, the popular motorsports website InsideMotorsports.com is also offering great behind the scenes access to the Level 5 crew.
With updates throughout the weekend and live coverage during the race, fans unable to attend in person will have their share of choices to enjoy all of the action from trackside. As the American racing season comes to a close, the Petit Le Mans is the last chance to catch Tucker and the entire Level 5 crew in action on American soil in their pair of HPD ARX-01g race cars.
The team will then begin preparations for the final event in the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup in Zhuhai, China in November. The 2011 season marked Level 5's debut in the LMP2 class on the international racing scene. It also marked the first time in a quarter century that an american team has contested a prototype on the international stage.
With the LMP2 class championship already wrapped up in the ALMS, Level 5 currently sits second in the ILMC point standings.
This year, SPEED.com has offers fans some great insight with video blogs from some of racing's biggest names. Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports teammates Christophe Bouchut, Marino Franchitti, Joao Barbosa and Luis Diaz are featured as part of the series on the motorsports website.
With a variety of viewing options available to fans - including live coverage on ESPN 3 and tape-delayed coverage on ABC - this year promises to be among the most interactive races ever. In addition to the video blogs on SPEED, the popular motorsports website InsideMotorsports.com is also offering great behind the scenes access to the Level 5 crew.
With updates throughout the weekend and live coverage during the race, fans unable to attend in person will have their share of choices to enjoy all of the action from trackside. As the American racing season comes to a close, the Petit Le Mans is the last chance to catch Tucker and the entire Level 5 crew in action on American soil in their pair of HPD ARX-01g race cars.
The team will then begin preparations for the final event in the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup in Zhuhai, China in November. The 2011 season marked Level 5's debut in the LMP2 class on the international racing scene. It also marked the first time in a quarter century that an american team has contested a prototype on the international stage.
With the LMP2 class championship already wrapped up in the ALMS, Level 5 currently sits second in the ILMC point standings.
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