TheCoffeeClub

So, I was thinking of attending an ALMS race this year, maybe mosport or mid ohio.
Now, I'm looking at the possible entry list & I'm having second thoughts
P1 - No Audi, No Peugeot. 1 Acura & they may pull out.
P2 - No more Porsche. Whats left? 1 acura & 1 mazda
GT- 2 team corvettes racing each other (may not race ever event)

The only real racing left is in the gt2 class.

GPMike

Doesn't matter.....walking the paddocks is worth the price of admission.

Cypher09

Start at the rear of the grid and walk to the front striking up conversations with random team members. I spent about 20 mins BSing with Tommy Millner at Lime Rock last season, the Intersport and Autocon guys are all approachable & friendly. The only thing you'll miss out on is frozen kitkats from the Audi guys.

chetly

You have to remember, Corvette is going to be going into the GT2 category so its going to be Porsche, Ferrari, BMW, Aston Martin, Corvette, Ford GT. That would be worth the price of admission alone.

boltonblue

yep I would love to see Peugeot and Audi and Acura dicing it out at lime rock.

ain't gonna happen though.

GPMike

Audi has not ruled out other races beyond Le Mans. Their team boss said so during the Sebring race.

RichUK

Wow, twice in a thread I'm agreeing with GPMike

Being able to walk through the paddock and talk to the team members, get close to the cars is well worth it, plus the racing is always interesting.

In fact my only gripe with ALMS is the standard 2hr 45min race is too short.

I'm sure we'll see Audi (and Peugeot) back in ALMS this year. I imagine they'll both go out for Petit and Laguna Seca.

Popeye

Mid-Ohio and there will be an S2000 car corral too

boltonblue

and peugeot and acura?

assuming all 3 makes were represented I might have to make the trip.

Mocky

Mid Ohio has ALMS race and Indy race the same weekend as well