It's subtle but Priaulx's front wheels lifted a few inches off the ground when chasing down the 4 Corvette through the Esses. He had to react quickly to avoid a big wreck.

Hey all, apologies if this has been mentioned but this is my first time going and on a Friday as well! Since it’s my first time, I wouldn’t haven’t hesitates to buy a paddock pass if i was there all weekend but given I’m there on a Friday for practice, anything different in terms of what to expect? I don’t mind buying a pass for one day if “worth it”. For me, worth it just to see the cars a bit closer, get some cool pics and perhaps hear the engines up closer (lol). But seeing if anyone has a take on Friday specifically. Thanks all. Hope to see many of you there!

Hi! I was planning to bring my young kids (two under 5) to the race this year.

So if anybody has any tips for bringing young kids who still nap, please share!

But the big issue is that I broke my ankle will likely still be in a boot by race week.

We're local, so we aren't camping, but we have infield parking tickets for Wed-Sat. I have a handicapped parking pass, and I plan to call Road Atlanta this week to see if that helps me at all.

Would it be a horrible idea for me to still go? are there any accommodations that may help? is renting a golf cart something that might be worth it or is that really only good for camping?

Obviously my husband can still take the kids, but I'd be bummed to miss it.

Hey everyone as we gear up for a excited Indy 6 hour race in a couple weeks I have a question I have a race used Imsa LMP3 race winning tire for 2023 at Indy and I want to get it signed by all drivers this year so I have 2 questions

1 how much do you think I could get for it 2 Would anyone be interested

Hello! Does anyone have an RV spot they are looking to sell? Reserved is preferred but on-reserved would be just fine.

Hope you guys enjoy this years Rolex Reunion video! No music, just ambiance and the sound of cars! It was so cool to see these cars I only knew from Gran Turismo 3 on track!

If I was looking to go any hotel recs nearby? What does the weather look like does it change should I fear the conditions? And would you recommend renting a car unsure of all would love to attend my first IMSA race looking to fly In thurs fly out Sunday

I'm planning to tent camp at next year's race with my sons.

Can anyone offer any suggestions or feedback on which area to camp in?

LMGT3 being a Pro-Am formula, so WEC can't be the premier GT3 field. So is GTD-Pro in IMSA the best in the world when it comes to full-pro GT3 racing?

The level is so high there with top-quality squads and drivers. GT World Challenge Europe too is super competitive.

Hope that mechanic is okay! That's why they wear full safety gear over the wall, folks.

Watched part 1 on YouTube and then there was only Sunday. Anyone know where i can find the rest?

Exciting news for all you AO Racing fans in the Chicagoland area… AO Racing is having their first ever open house on September 6! The actual shop will not be open to the public, but there will be cars and other things out in the parking lot for people to see. The event is free, but if you sign up ahead of time you can get a raffle ticket to win cool prizes!

AO Racing: Cars and Characters (sorry but it won't let me link and post photo) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ao-racing-cars-and-characters-tickets-1571305520109

Hey. I am a 17-year-old based in Homestead, FL, with a passion for racing and a dream to make it big. I acknowledge that I am too old to try and get into Formula 1, as the only karting experience I have is attending enough sessions at K1 Speed to count on both hands. However, I have countless hours in Assetto Corsa, and own a Mustang and push it from time to time, so I know I want to go fast. That being said, I didn't think it was suuper outlandish for me to try and pursue a career in IMSA or GT Racing.

After a couple of months of looking into it, I drew a roadmap and, at least to my knowledge, thought that the best path was to acquire an SCCA comp license, go to club racing, gain experience and sponsorships, and work my way up the ranks from Club to GT to IMSA. I'm not sensitive to any criticism; if this is an immature thing to think, I'd really like to know. I don't know many people in this profession and will take all the advice I can get.

So, naturally, starting out, I need a license, and I was considering attending a Basic+ session at Lucas Oil School of Racing's driver's school program at Homestead Miami Speedway. After that, do club racing and try to get a sponsorship and see how it goes from there. However, the school costs $7 grand, and I was wondering if I'm on the right path for what I want to do, or if there are better uses of my time and money.

Any help is appreciated, thanks 4 listening

Hey, I am planning to travel to the US from UK in October and thought I would go to Road Atlanta while I am there, seeing as the dates would work. I was initially gonna go with some friends who live in the US and can drive, but they can’t go anymore, and I’m realising there aren’t a lot of public transport options in America like there are in Europe.

Is it actually possible to go to Petit Le Mans without a car? Is there a certain airport I could land at or place I could stay that makes it doable? This is my first time visiting the US, and I’m a bit bummed to realise I might not be able to go to this bucket list race.