The Racers Group and Yaer Productions teamed up for a wicked nice piece following up on their 2011 season. The final race of the ALMS season was held at Road Atlanta, which you may know as the Petit Le Mans. It just a simple 10 hour race. We were there and it was spectacular. TRG came up short in both the driver and team championships.

Duncan Ende and Spencer Pumpelly tied for second with 157 points to Tim Pappas with 185. Dion von Moltke was 5th with 108. In the team standings The Racers Group had 171 to Black Swan Racing’s 185.

No. 66 STANDD | Racer’s Roast | World Technology Ingredients | LiveOn.com Porsche 911 GT3 Cup:

Duncan Ende
Spencer Pumpelly
Peter Ludwig

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Dion von Moltke
Dr. Jim Norman
Ben Keating

Interviews:

Kevin Buckler, TRG Founder and CEO
Hartmut Kristen, Head of Porsche Motorsport

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If you read Forza player Don Ente’s excellent piece on the Forza 4 Launch Party at Petit Le Mans in last Friday’s Week in Review, you probably wish you’d been there. Well, we don’t have a time machine to take you back to the event, but we do have a new video that was shot at the event, so you can see some of the incredibly exciting racing action on track and on screen.

Watch attendees and fans play Forza Motorsport 4 in the tent, and listen to what the fans had to say about the event and the game. It’s an exciting video, so don’t miss it—it’s here below, and also on the Media page.

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With the week of swapping top times during practice, Peugeot ended on top after todays qualifying session from Road Atlanta. The prototypes set out around 3:30pm to tackle the 2.54-mile loop.

Anthony Davidson stormed a 1:07.428 in the no7 Peugeot 908 to take top honors for the second consecutive time at Petit Le Mans. Gallery after the jump!

“It feels great to take the pole. It puts us in the best possible position to win the race tomorrow. So far it’s history repeating itself but we had 2nd last year so I want to do one better tomorrow. Its been 7 weeks [since my surgery] so this is definitely a comeback. I missed my home race at Silverstone, but my teammates came through there. It is great to work with Simon Pagenaud and Sebastian Bourdais and I know we can work well tomorrow. I’ve actually won a race before with Bourdais. We’ll be going for the best results tomorrow as well.”

Audi Sport’s Timo Bernhard was not able to top Davidson’s time with a 1:07.556, 0.128 seconds off. The no1 Audi R18 TDI will start alongside for the 10 Hours tomorrow. Romain Dumas and Marcel Fassler will share the driving duties tomorrow.

Third on grid will be the no8 Peugeot 908. Sarrazin’s fastest was a 1:07.881, 0.453 back.

A 1:08.013 would keep Dindo Capello and the no2 Audi R18 TDI back in 4th. Tom Kristensen and Allan McNish will join forces with Dindo during the 10 hours.

“All in all, qualifying went well. I was happy with the car. Unfortunately, I had some traffic on the first few laps. I then deliberately dropped back a bit in order to have a gap in front of me. Afterward I must have wanted too much and overdrove the car a bit. That cost a few tenths of seconds. Still, we’re pleased. It’s important to be fast in the race, and particularly in traffic. That’s what we’ve been working on over the past two days.”

Join us tomorrow as we bring you LIVE coverage from Road Atlanta. Petit Le Mans Warm-up will be at 9:15 am EDT.

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With a stacked field of 18 cars, the GT class could hold its own race and still end up incredible this Saturday at Petit Le Mans. Joerg Bergmeister was able to round out the top five during todays two hour testing session with a 1:20.446. Jaime Melo, in one of six Ferrari’s, landed on top with a 1:20.102.

Oliver Gavin in the no4 Corvette was second followed Gianmaria Bruni in the no51 Ferrari F458 and Bill Auberlen in the no55 BMW for third and fourth, respectively.

Porsches would hold 11th thru 13th. Wolf Henzler in the no17 Falken Tire wound up back in 11th with a 1:21.573 followed by the no44 Flying Lizard and Seth Neiman’s 1:21.987.

Sascha Maassen nailed a 1:22.797 for 13th in the no48 Paul Miller Racing Porsche 911 GT3 RSR.

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Andy Blackmore has done it again. With a huge entry for the 2011 Petit Le Mans, he had his work cut out and pulled of a great Spotter Guide for this years race!

A Bumper entry of 58 cars from both championships, but only 53 Grid spaces mean lots of homework before the event! The ILMC entries are marked out under the number box on the guides and also on the cars.

Livery for the AF Corse Ferrari F430 is unclear at the moment. It could wear yellow MWR graphics (as per Le Mans) or Ebay Motors branding. Those with an eagle eye will notice the Pink Numbers on the Corvettes, to mark Cancer Awareness Month.

The Guides will be updated Thursday evening for any significant livery or driver changes.

Click here to head over and download the Guide (2 pages).

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