Photos from Le Mans

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This 1925 Chenard "tank" would be fun

 

Awesome pics thanks for sharing.

 

Awesome pictures! Thanks for sharing, and glad you had a good time. This is definately on my to-do list!

 

Thank you for the photos they were great.

Just a question, what is that white car in the 19th and 20th photos?

 

Really great pictures of LeMans. Have to do that some day. When lived in Fl. almost never missed the 24 hours of Daytona or the 12 of Sebring. Thanks again!
Docf

 

Nice view on the Le Mans atmosphere. Quite the spectacle. Thanks for posting.

PS. Luca is in a California, not a 599

 

These are realy nice. You even threw in some babes. Bless you.

 

QFT

 

Fantastic photos, Carol!
You've got a career waiting as a photo-journalist if you ever want one.
I've really enjoyed looking through them.
Thanks

 

Fantastic photos Carol. Thanks a lot for sharing.

 

Awesome photos. The "F1 RIP" is very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

 

Great pics and thanks for sharing

I'd love to go to the race. Maybe next year

 

The car in the drivers parade pics 15 and 16 is a Tramontana R with its cockpit lid removed. The jet fighter style hood tilts open from the front pivot point when fitted.


Brought to you by the Tramontana Group, a small and independent auto maker, this car promises to get you off your boredom of Ferraris and Lamborghinis. Based on an open-wheel two-seater, the Tramontana R comes with a V12 5.5-Liter engine.

You can opt for the 550 horsepower machine or the 760 horsepower version. This auto has shed some 202 pounds and now weighs 2,777 pounds. At each corner of its slender body it boasts of 20-inch carbon fiber and magnesium wheels.

The Tramontana R has a carbon fiber interior which explains its lightness. It has an LCD instrument panel, chop-top steering wheel and a six-speed sequential gearbox. At a price tag of $495,000 buying this auto is no joke at all.

Tramontana will limit the production of the Tramontana R to only 12 units annually so the hefty price tag may as well be the price you have to pay for getting a sleek auto with a somehow limited production.


Pics #13 and #14 Also show a car with its canopy top removed. This one being a Caparo.
A British built supercar with its own fighter plane style canopy. Must be the in feature this year.
http://www.caparo-t1.com/

 

I've never seen that sorta Zonda before. Modified exhausts?

 

Great pictures thanks for posting

 

Awesome photos, thank you for posting them Carol.

Mark