The only on track action yesterday, was when a few of the drivers walked the track to get reacquainted with the 1.53 mile road course. Tomorrows on track action starts at 10:35am and goes until 4:45pm. The weather here is as good as you would want, but the forecast is calling for increasing temps up into to the low 80’s until Monday’s Rolex race. The CTSCC's GS and ST race will take place on the 1.53 mile original layout on Saturday, while the Rolex GRAND-AM will see the green flag fly on Monday at 2pm (EST)... [read more]
This track is nestled in the state’s northwest corner and the track sits in a valley surrounded by the beautiful foothills of Lakeville, CT. The natural landscape of Lime Rock provides tremendous spectator viewing, however with not a single grandstand in sight, it's very much a park. I can say without a doubt this is one race track that every race fan should come and see!
Lime Rock has played host to nearly every great race driver, car and series over the past 47 years. From Carroll Shelby to Roger Penske, Mark Donohue, Al Holbert and Tom Kendall; from SCCA Regionals, to midgets, Trans-Am, Can-Am, IMSA GTP, the American Le Mans Series and NASCAR.
Stay tuned for continued coverage of both the Rolex GRAND-AM Memorial Day Classic and the fifth round of the 2010 Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge!
Photo/Editorial: Curtis Creager
5.28.2010
PREVIEW // GRAND-AM @ LIME ROCK PARK
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Awesome post and perspective! Thanks to Curtis! Lime Rock is where I learned to enjoy and appreciate road-racing first hand. My first love!
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