Sir5n

I'll be watching on the WEC app and AirPlay it to the big screen. How's everyone else enjoying the 'Greatest Race in the World'?

gbuff

http://www.roadandtrack.com/motorspo...rs-guide-2017/

DDzPorsche

I did my rant about lack of coverage on 'Velocity' last year

99three

https://www.foxsportsgo.com/program/...f-le-mans-race

bronson7

I try and watch as much as I can, certainly the last few hours.

Sir5n

This weekend is the VARAC event at the GP track. I'm torn as there will be vintage F1 cars screaming around the track and I can watch replays of LeMans on the app.
Tough call for Saturday!

Sir5n

Watching on the WEC app. Working perfectly

CarlEightySix

Poor Toyota, I kinda want them to win because of their performance.

Sir5n

me too

I'm thinking Austin has become a must see race as Porsche has a habit of dropping out of the series when they're dominant.

Might even be the last time we can see these cars in North America.

My993C2

Can't believe I was able to do this, but I watched 23 1/2 hours of the 24 hour race on the TV in my family room using a couple of different YouTube enabled streams. The first stream was from Eurosports with commercials. About 6 hours into the race that stream all of a sudden died. I found another English language stream that was even better because there were no commercials. But with about 5 hours left in the race that stream was shutdown. Luckily I was able to find another Eurosports stream.

I was so loaded up on coffee (the race ended at 7 am here in the mountain time zone), and I was so wired that I didn't sleep at all all day Sunday. But I went to bed last night at 8:45 pm and slept like a baby until my alarm went off at 6 am this morning when it was time to go to work.

If anyone wants to critic me and call me names like not having a life for watching 23+ hours of a 24 hour race, I don't care. LOL ... it was a race to remember.

bronson7

Hopefully the half hour you missed wasn't the last.

Sir5n

Very nice.

My993C2

No ... I was so wired up on caffeine by then that not only did I catch the last 7 hours of the race, I did not fall asleep until 14 hours after the race ended (9 pm local time). No I missed about 20 minutes of the race Saturday afternoon when I took a catnap in front of the TV while the race was still on playing through a YouTube live stream. The other 10 minutes that I missed was just before midnight my time with 7 hours left in the race, I took a shower to help me stay awake (mission accomplished).

Definitely a race to remember. Now will I do it again next year? Not sure. Only time will tell. I will be a year older and as we age, we do need to sleep more.

gbuff

If you're going to stay up and watch the entire thing you should probably find a way to go see it live--bet it'd be easier to stay awake

Life is short, and the older you get the faster it goes by (can't believe I'm 61 today )

Gary