Links:
Live stream: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYMz79albx0 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/traxiongg
Live timing: https://livetiming.alkamelsystems.com/lmvirtualseries
Jimmy Broadbent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlZr2GM4r8g
Info:
Le Mans Virtual Series returns as a five round premier endurance championship, including a 24-hour finale and a $250K prize fund.
The first four races in the Le Mans Virtual Series were held online between September and December, with the 24 Hours of Le Mans Virtual taking place as the climax to the iconic endurance esports championship.
A glittering roster of drivers includes newly-crowned F1 world champion Max Verstappen, an Alpine Esports team captained by (non-driving) former F1 and FIA WEC world champion Fernando Alonso, plus 2021 IndyCar champion Alex Palou.
Among the entries are former CART and IMSA Sportscar champion and former F1 star Juan Pablo Montoya, racing alongside his son Sebastian Montoya in a Le Mans Virtual Series guest car, and IndyCar’s Felix Rosenqvist – a race winner already this season and championship title contender who will have Verstappen alongside him in the Team Redline entry.
Single-seater stars on the list comprise former Williams F1 young driver and Formula E star Oliver Rowland, Formula E’s Sergio Sette Camara, Indy 500 racer Sage Karam, plus Bent Viscaal, Felipe Drugovich, Victor Martins as well as the W Series entry which features pro drivers Fabienne Wohlwend and Ayla Agren and their two female sim driver team-mates, Emily Jones and Lyobuv Ozeretskovskaya.
Also on the entry list from W Series is Beitske Visser who has, in 2021, started to make quite a name for herself in endurance racing. A feast of successful names from the FIA WEC, ELMS, IMSA and GT racing worldwide will be on the grid: 2020 24 Hours of Le Mans Virtual winner Louis Deletraz together with his 2021 ELMS co-champion Yifei Ye, 2021 Petit Le Mans winner Gabriel Aubry, Job Van Uitert, Dani Juncadella, Arthur Rougier, WEC GTE Am champion Nicklas Nielsen, former DTM champion Bruno Spengler, Porsche specialists Matt Campbell and Ben Barker, and current British GT3 champion Dennis Lind.
While the focus may initially fall on the real world racing stars (listed as PRO on the entry list), internationally-renowned esports stars such as Joshua Rogers (2020 24H Virtual GTE winner), Kevin Siggy, Bono Huis, Atze Kerkhof, Michi Hoyer, Jernej Simoncic and Nikodem Wisniewski are just a few of the very tale
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A very sad day for Chicago Sports Radio. I listened to Les late nights after Bears games and during the week. Called in to give my thoughts frequently and he always took my call. He was especially great to listen and call into since I moved out to Seattle 3 years ago. I didn't have anyone to talk to about sports at night since I was 2 hours behind all my friends. I considered Les a friend even though I never met him in real life. I still have all my calls I had with him saved.
Les was very respectful to every caller. He was a Chicago Sports Encyclopedia. RIP to a legend
Filed 2/12. Caption already explains. Just trying to help, maybe others are in my same situation. May help by getting in touch with ur local congress man.
OFFICIAL DISCUSSION
Session Start:
- 12:10 PM ET (Local Time) 17:10 GMT 04:00 Sunday AEDT
Session Length:
- 10 Hours - [DPi/LMP2/LMP3/GTLM/GTD]
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Track Information: 2.540 miles / 4.088 km located in Braselton, Georgia
Live Timing & Scoring:
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Can someone take a roadcar to la Sarthe and expect it to finish the race? If not, what can be done to a normal car to make it endurance racing-proof?
My vote's for Michele Mouton and her 1982 campaign.
Assuming I'm not going to be turning the air con off, and will be stopping for a Croque Monsieur and a Pastis every now and then. I think I probably would have been alright until they started using Circuit N° 3* in 1932
*Laptimes posted in comments
