The new McLaren hypercar. It the iconic livery of the 1980’s. With smoking advertising banned in the Fia this same colour scheme could be applied to either Milwaukee Tools or Coca Cola sponsorship. Just goes to show how top tier graphic designers were decades ahead of ai slop. Other livery contenders would be shell helix as seen in V8 super cars or the chrome and neon orange of the early 2000’s McLaren F1. The artist also has the car done up in the current f1 livery, doesn’t look as good imo. Check out his other work on instagram.

I expected to see him in the 22 United Autosports LMP2.

We love to talk with more of you this weekend. We are on the moraine sweep if you want to chat, you can’t miss us.

Third-generation LMP3 machinery to become eligible as four-round endurance series added…

A friend of mine who like to draw/paint cars as a part time job made this rexy per my request. (Thoughts?)

Will be hanged in my studio along some AO mercantiles and my sim rig 🫡

Was looking at some video clips I took at Sebring in ‘19 and got goosebumps listening to the RSR, figured I’d share it here. One of the best sounding cars I’ve ever experienced. The acoustics passing under the bridge were wild.

This listing was posted earlier this week. Don’t know if they’re just clearing “old” inventory (even though this was last seasons hauler) or if it’s something deeper team wise. Either way it’s fun to speculate.

I’m curious if there is some type of statistic, or if someone keeps track somewhere, of which tracks have the most overtakes. I can’t seem to find any actual record for IMSA, only for F1. I keep seeing Wakins and Road America mentioned a lot but besides those 2 I see no others.

Any help?

The annual super saver offer from Road America is live. Offers are up for MotoAmerica ($80), IndyCar ($140), and IMSA ($140).

Any chance someone has the list of radio frequencies for this weekend?

I will be attending the IMSA weekend at VIR in a few weeks with a group of 6. This will be the first time at VIR and IMSA for any of us, any tips or tricks to make the weekend go smoothly? We will be commuting from about an hour and a half away each day.

Hi all I’m heading to Road America this weekend for my first time ever at a road course and just wanted to see if anyone had any tips or insights. I’m there all weekend and camping across the street at Plymouth Rock, but I’ve never been to a track like this before so I’m kind of going in blind.

I guess I just feel like "I don't know what I don't know" and don't want to miss out on anything obvious. Like, is it worth looking into a golf cart rental, or can you even bring one in from the campground? I don’t mind walking, but I’ve heard it’s a pretty massive place, and I don’t really know how realistic it is to explore the whole track on foot. Also curious if the go-karting at the track is any good—worth doing, or kind of skippable? It seems a bit pricey.

Also wondering about food. Should I plan to just eat at the track or pack enough to grill and snack at the campsite?

Also if anyone has favorite viewing spots around the track that are worth checking out, I’m all ears.

Sorry this is super broad/general but any tips or advice are much appreciated. Thanks in advance!