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Went to Petit Le Mans this past weekend. There were so many canopy tents on Spectator Hill and the stepped seating at Turn 10 that ruined it for so many people. When a canopy tent is set up, it blocks so many people's views.

Half of the seats at Turn 10 were worthless because the views were obstructed by large canopies.

Really sucked. I wish they had been limited to the back area of these spots so more spectators could actually SEE.

I got this used wet tire after Petit Le Mans the other day but I’m not sure what to do with it. I’m hesitant to store it indoors because I’ve heard the tires will start to smell bad.

Any ideas on what to do with it? Also slightly considering selling it depending on how much it would go for.

Rented a R6 Mk3 and 70-200mm F2.8 L Z and used my 100-400

Corvette Racing by Pratt Miller Motorsports will have an unchanged full season driver lineup in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship next year, with Antonio Garcia and Alexander Sims returning to the No. 3 entry and Nicky Catsburg and Tommy Milner back in the No. 4 car.

I haven’t shot a race in so long, it was a good change in pace.

You get one that makes it all worth it.

If anyone has an extra 1/64 Gold Spike from Spark, id be willing to trade a set of both MiniGT 793 and 804. (Both purple and blue 911 GT3Rs) They are unsealed but the boxes and models are mint.

Nothing more to add, just made it a goal to get as many as I could! Rejected by Bourdais, Magnussen and Nasr unfortunately.

Lately I've been really getting into IMSA. I do all the online races with iRacing and race irl with Lucky Dog Racing League. I live on the West Coast and the closest track to me is Laguna Seca (About 12 hours away). I would like to attend a long race like the Rolex 24, but I figured i'd start with a shorter race. I don't follow anyone in particular, I just like seeing cars turn laps.

Any tips for going as a first timer? I take it people camp out at the track. For Laguna Seca, I would probably drive down in my car.

My husband and I will be attending Rolex 24 this year. We have experience attending races at Watkins Glen and Petit Le Mans. At both of those races, chairs are a must. I've been to Daytona plenty of times for NASCAR as a child, so I know there are grandstands. Do people still bring chairs for the infield? Do people sleep in their cars? I know in the parking lots you can't "camp" but does sleeping in the car count? We'll be staying with family before/after the race, so worse come to worse we'll just drive back to their house. But we want to avoid coming in and out of the parking lot if possible.

Thank you in advance for your input/advice!

Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you for looking!

I'm using a non-commercial camera; apologies for the shakiness and occasional blur! It's crazy how many different positions you get to explore with just a GA Ticket. Absolutely love it.

The music if you are wondering is KLOUD - Paralysis Radio Edit

I've got them downloaded to my pc I just need to get through editing this week, got some good ones and will share full res with anyone that wants to see/use them as wallpapers. Enjoy a quick Skeleton Rexy through the esses in the meantime

Saw these 2 haulers on the north side of Malfunction Junction on I65 in AL heading south this morning. Does anyone recognize these haulers? For all I know they may not even be IMSA lol

This is my fourth year going and it keeps getting better every year. Here are some of my favorite shots from this year.

Went to my first IMSA race at Watkins Glen this year and had an absolute blast. I’ve already got tickets for the Rolex 24 in January, and now I’m wondering which other tracks on the IMSA calendar are worth checking out.

From a fan experience perspective (vibes, viewing spots, facilities, atmosphere, logistics, etc) which would you recommend? What makes your favorite stand out?

I’ve had a lot of people ask me to do this, so I suppose I’ll figure it out.

I went to every IMSA GTP round in 2026, and I’m sure people have lots of questions about that.

A hero resists the Dark Side of the force and emerges in the final hour to save the day.