Le Mans competition isn’t limited to the latest equipment. Vintage cars run there, too, during Le Mans Classic.
First, there was motorsport, then there was the wristwatch. Since then, the two have been inseparable.
After more than a decade of racing this 190SL, owner Doug Radix has never seen another on the track.
This Huffaker-built MGB race car is a remarkable example of what can happen when the odds aren’t given a chance to take hold.
The Le Mans Classic offers racing fans a unique way to experience the passage of time.
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It’s time to put your clipboard and stopwatch in mothballs. So much valuable on-track information is there for the taking, and recent advances in data acquisition have made it easier …
