DrJupeman

"...the next ALMS race at the New England Grand Prix at Lime Rock Park in Connecticut on July 1 should be a fascinating one. It's a small, fast, and relatively smooth track that may favor the RS Spyder."

Relatively smooth? Which Lime Rock Park are they referring to?

Larry Herman

Perhaps they got it from a track description that was written in the 80's. I do remember it being fairly smooth then.

Geoffrey

Must be talking about the new asphalt in the paddock

ltc

When I was at Road Atlanta this week doing the Maserati thing, I asked some of the pro instructors about LRP and Sebring (the next track on my 'things to do list').

They laughed and said Sebring was a flat track with 50,000 elevation changes, each one about 1".
They also said it's likely that LRP will have to repave before the ALMS teams return, as many have complained again this year.

Matt Romanowski

Don't underestimate "relatively." Just think, if you were running the Baja 1000, Lime Rock is nice and smooth......

bruinbro

I understand there has been some talk about a new team entry.



Bro

Bull

I'm going to get some of those bicycle toe-clips for my brake pedal so I can keep my foot on the pedal in a couple of the braking zones...like at the end of No Name.

Larry Herman

Isn't that the new bump everyone is pissed off about in the downhill?

TT Surgeon

I heard the ALMS guys complained bitterly both last yr and this.