All Access Pass

[Lalithster]

Thanks to my friends at Lacs Motorsports I was able to get an all access pass the Rolex 24 hours. They let me into the restricted pits and garages and all teams. Here are some pics

I have more if you guys want

Edited January 6, 2007 by Lalithster

[GihanFX]

Nice Pics, yeah we like to see more pics

[Pericles]

Hey mail Madz, he'll set up an ftp for u to dump the pics in the gallery. Very interested in seeing them

Also dude, pop me a mail, wanna talk.

[mazdaspeed]

Thanks to my friends at Lacs Motorsports I was able to get an all access pass the Rolex 24 hours. They let me into the restricted pits and garages and all teams. Here are some pics

I have more if you guys want

Hi

Cool pics man- Great one ...... ya some more pics would be nice,

2 Thumps up for Mazda RX 8 ( Mazda Speed)

Cheers

[KLM]

Lalith, the RSX, 350Z and the RX8 are Grand-Am Cup cars, right, as opposed to proper Rolex 24 Grand-Am cars? I like the Blackforest Motorsports Mustang. It looks particularly evil.

Edited January 8, 2007 by KLM

[Lalithster]

Lalith, the RSX, 350Z and the RX8 are Grand-Am Cup cars, right, as opposed to proper Rolex 24 Grand-Am cars? I like the Blackforest Motorsports Mustang. It looks particularly evil.

The Rolex 24 is a great race because like the Lemans it comprises of 3 or 4 diffrent classes. All the way from the Daytona Prototypes to the almost street leagal 4 cylinders. I tried to email that guy for an FTP password but got no reply. anyways here are some more. there were some really nice cars in the parking lot too.

more

[KLM]

The Rolex 24 is a great race because like the Lemans it comprises of 3 or 4 diffrent classes. All the way from the Daytona Prototypes to the almost street leagal 4 cylinders.

Actually, the Grand-Am Series and the Rolex 24 at Daytona only feature 2 classes - Daytona Prototypes and GT cars. The other support series, The Koni Challenge Series (Formerly known as Grand-Am Cup) features street-derived cars in several classes; the RX8, 350Z, 911 Cup are some of the popular ones.

I still prefer the ALMS, because it has more manufacturers, the emphasis is more on road-based cars and there is great action from great-looking cars. Grand-Am is very contrived racing, has relatively unattractive cars, more rich privateer drivers of average ability (except at Daytona) and has moved to virtual NASCAR-style tubeframe cars, which isn't surprising since the France family own both NASCAR and Grand-Am. One of the few good things that Grand-Am has is the legendary name 'Brumos Porsche'.

But still these are great pics, Lalith. Keep them coming.

Edited January 11, 2007 by KLM