Posted on 08/05/2009 7:57:45 PM PDT by Chode
Link to live timing a scoring....they do an excellent job
https://24h-lemans.tv/page/6655a2c4d9988d6eb74a8e17
thx...
they seem bunched up... was there a big caution???
Yellow flag as a LMGT car lost it in the turn into the Moulsanse straight...close race for 9 hours in...
thx...
I think Le Mans is currently on the Max streaming service.
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Do you have a link to motor trend TV. I paid for it, but I can’t find it.
SMOKEY YUNICK
Smokey Yunick may well be one of the most important and creative thinkers in NASCAR history by maximizing the the rules that weren’t stated in the rulebook.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79VGz4OWUm0
I do not. What TV service do you use? I use directv and it’s channel 281
WEC events on Max
https://www.fiawec.com/en/news/fia-wec-extends-its-coverage-on-max-in-usa/7883
June 15-16: 24 Hours of Le Mans (FRA)
July 14: Rolex 6 Hours of São Paulo (BRA)
September 1: Lone Star Le Mans (USA)
September 15: 6 Hours of Fuji (JPN)
November 2: 8 Hours of Bahrain (BAH)
He used to get in His Shop and lock the doors and cover the windows so He could do His magic.
FYI:
https://www.crash.net/indycar/news/1050603/1/historic-us-tv-deal-announced-indycar-and-fox
Fox Sports is the new exclusive home of IndyCar, including the Indy 500 and NTT IndyCar Series, in the United States from 2025.
A statement confirmed: “The new media rights deal provides a massive and unprecedented increase in exposure for North America’s premier open-wheel racing series, with every 2025 race airing on FOX and available on the FOX Sports app.
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Born today in 1911, Juan Manuel Fangio.
Began racing at age 27 in an Argentine stock car venue in a car he'd built himself. Didn't get to F1 until seven weeks short of his 39th birthday.
Started in 51 GPs, took 29 poles, won 24 races and five WDCs (1951, 1954, 1955, 1956 and 1957). He drove, at different times, for Maserati, Mercedes and Ferrari. His five WDCs have been eclipsed but he won the fifth at an age of 46, a record unlikely ever to be touched.
In the run-up to the 1957 Cuban Grand Prix he was kidnapped by henchmen of Fidel Castro and shuttled around for 29 hours before being released unharmed, except for having missed the race.
Fangio died in 1995 at the age of 84 from kidney failure and pneumonia. His pall bearers included the president of Argentina, Carlos Reuteman, Stirling Moss and Jackie Stewart.
¡Qué hombre! They don't make 'em like that any more.
I forgot what quite possibly is the most notable thing Fangio ever did. His drive at the ‘Ring in 1957.
https://us.motorsport.com/f1/news/juan-manuel-fangio-1957-german-gp/4803308/
It was as improbable a win as Greg Lemond overcoming a 50-second deficit in the final stage of the 1989 Tour de France, a time trial, to claim his second yellow jersey.
Jun 29, 1992 — Juan Manuel Fangio II won his fourth race of the season, the Camel Continental IX at Watkins Glen, N.Y. He collected $110,000, including ...
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