Petit Le Mans. It was only the third race I covered in my career way back in 2011. And to this very moment, it remains one of my favorite race weekends. I’ve gone far and wide across the globe, and keep coming back to Road Atlanta feeling unsatisfied, but loving every second standing next to this amazing circuit. The race has changed a lot though. It’s not really “Little Le Mans” anymore, is it? I guess that’s not a bad thing. The European teams that used to flood the paddock

At this point, there aren’t too many tracks in the USA that I haven’t been to. But prior to this weekend, one of the best ones I had yet to visit was Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway and it’s infamous corkscrew. My lens and I are staring at a wall of sand and hot, black tarmac. The corkscrew is enormous. This corner is infamous in the world of racing, and it is everything that it’s legend expects it to be. It’s not long before I can hear that familiar bark of a Lamborghini V10 engin