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Panorama: Gallery: April 2008
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Panorama contributors Andrew (left) and Michael (right) Cotton catch up with PCA President Prescott Kelly at the Legends of Le Mans Café in downtown Le Mans. |
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Flying Lizard team members prepare their 911 GT3 RSR for what would turn out to be an eventful race. |
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A replica of a 1908 biplane taxied down the pit straight during pre-race celebrations. |
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The Matmut 911 GT3 RSR faces the crowd from its pit stall. Closed circuit television monitors will provide critical information once the race starts. |
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A Ferrari crew practices a pit stop. All was for naught as the car did not finish.
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Nothing simple about the cockpit of the winning RS Spyder of Van Merksteijn Motorsport. |
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Favorites of the huge French crowd lining the eight-mile circuit were the Peugeot diesels. This one finished third. |
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Crews from perennial GT1 rivals Corvette and Aston Martin broke into an impromptu push-powered race to the start line. |
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Photographers are much more interested in the red-wigged girls than they are in the Essex RS Spyder or its drivers. |
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A French riff on Edvard Munch’s The Scream graced downtown Le Mans during the parade of drivers on Friday evening. |
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Check out the August issue for the full story on Le Mans 2008 along with a first driving report on the brand new 2009 911 Carrera with PDK transmission from Joe Rusz . Also included is part one of Bill Oursler’s “One Seat in the Middle,” an exploration of Porsche’s foray into single seat racing. Tech editor Allan Caldwell discusses maintenance and upgrades for some of Porsche’s best early cars while PCA’s tech resources provide answers to your questions. All great summer reading in the August issue.
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