During a live broadcasted press conference the Automobile Club de l’Ouest presented the 55 invited entries for the 78th Le Mans 24 Hours on June 12-13th. Find out who the 55 invited are, as well as the 10 cars that were put on the reserve list.[…]
With the confirmation by the FIA World Motor Sport Council of the various FIA GT calendars all races are more or less confirmed now. Time for Planetlemans to put them all together and make it easier for you to see what series is racing where and when.[…]
With the prize-giving ceremony at Le Mans this weekend the 2009 Le Mans Series season has officially come to an end. What happened this year in the different classes and how were championships won? Time to take a brief look back at the 2009 season, before fully focussing on a new season with lots of interesting changes.[…]
The Le Mans Series organisers have confirmed several new regulations for the 2010 season. Driver categories are introduced, the race time limit per driver has been altered and a new points system will be in place…with a very interesting hint to longer distance races. Find out what the changes are![…]
A couple of days after the GT Open and FIA GT calendars were unveiled it was time for the Le Mans Series to announce their 2010 schedule. With the Nürburgring already on the FIA GT1 World Championship and Barcelona already rumoured to be dropped it remained to be seen what circuits would be on the calendar. This week the calendar was (partly) announced.[…]
Gianmaria Bruni (AF Corse) and Anthony Kumpen (PK Carsport) took pole positions for tomorrow’s FIA GT finale at the Zolder circuit in Belgium. The Ferrari and Corvette drivers beat their class rivals on a dry track this afternoon.[…]