Thanks for the share but a bit of a tease if you're not going to complete it. It's been a year now, you're killing us here.

Wow, those confederate flags flying high....just damn.

so cool they credit #RadioLeMans in the coverage haha

Thanks for posting this........I was there as they say....first visit to Le Mans....and i went back 2002, 2003 to see the Bentleys....(had a MkVI Bentley at that time)....drove all the way from Aberdeenshire Ecosse.....to Le Mans....nearly two days of driving and a fortune in fuel...but worth every penny for the experience......went back to a couple of classic races.....but not been now for many years.....watched it on the internet when available. 20023 and 2024....time to plan a return to Le Mans...but a lot looks like it has changed....it really was a beer and car fest back in 2001, 2002 and 2003.......i hear now the corporates have taken over sadly. why doesn't the BBC or terestri;a tv....show this in the UK....far more entertaining (imo) than F boring 1...... 2001 Le Mans ranged from damp to wet to monsoon the whole weekend....anybody can drive in the dry.....when it rains.....the chaff spin off.....:)

I wish to go back in time in that era, and have time repeat itself so we never go beyond those times. Humanity has fallen so much in the last 2 decades.

Y pensar que nací este año!

Funny that Panoz thought that design would work. Dr Don Panoz was great for creating ALMS, but they were up against a factory team, viz, Audi. That's tough.

The last Le Mans with the original layout between Dunlop bridge and Tertre Rouge. Lookes so much better compared to the desert nowadays 😢

The last Le Mans with the original layout between Dunlop bridge and Tertre Rouge. Lookes so much better compared to the desert from nowadays 😢

such an era of engineering and motorsport. Still feel that this was THE era. I think we are slowly getting back to that stage of racing with the Hypercars nearing the same levels of Group C. still think they should change BOP and actually have a "go like hell" category where its unrestricted rules.

That race was the beginning of Audi’s dynasty at Le Mans.

Audi R8 race car has reliability. There production cars, not.

At 37:51 there's a digital voice crack😂😂😂.

The Ferrari sounds like a motorcycle with a v12

アウディはプロトタイプよりもG Tがかっこいいと思います^_^

15:32 What a amazing moment 😲 Team Viper!!!!

I was fortunate enough to see the 333SP up close and in person from ten feet away for a whole race. Only the FXX Evoluzione sounds better. Honerable mention, 787B.

Ask incomprehensible questions get incomprehensibles answers

Sport cars of racing road course of 90s.

Huge thanks & kudos for posting this !!! I was crew on the 2nd Riley & Scott factory car. Faucett sponsored Eduardo Dibos (RIP) owned WSC. We ended the 12 hour sprint P3. Jimmy Pace (RIP) & Barry Waddell rounded out our trio. Never forget sitting in Chicane's restaurant and bar when Eduardo walks in with the 3rd place cup, fills it with champagne and drinks with the crew...great memories

22:35 start of race

what a combo deCadenet & Danny

this field rolling thru on safety car is more entertaining than are those, since, at speed

Am I correct in thinking that you won't be uploading any further parts of this race? BTW, thanks for the first 5 parts.

17:00 es un pelot do como miercoles lo toco asi

At 23:00 you will see my real name on the E-slam speed line on the former speed vision digital e-mail It was very amazing I was the very first person to kickoff the beginning of the motor sports social media world. I was just a kid very young final teenage year 19. No trouble with economy,beginning my accommodations, it was 3 months before 9/11, lived in New England back than could of wish Dale Sr could of ran Le Mans in the future but still pay respect of his horrible loss February 2001 at Daytona. That day this is when I create my stage nickname established Speedjponator3 23 years ago.

badaSS

"we really were men, you wimps." -Sam Posey

Man, that 333 SP was a fantastic race car. It had the same V12 engine that the 1990 Ferrari F1 car had only slightly detuned. Beautiful and very successful racing car.

The amazing Ferrari 333 SP 😍

19 hours of rain this year. Frank Biela, the great Tom Kristensen, and Emanuele Pirro did a fantastic job just to keep the car on the track. Much respect in fact to all the drivers.

Thank you for uploading this, first IMSA race I ever went to! Never got a chance to actually watch the broadcast

its interesting to see Vigrin Interactive sponser this especially since Sports Car GT didnt come out untill 1998 and was based on that season

406 km/hr Peugot - Yes blows engine too bad. But they went 406 km/hr, 252 mph. Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies. So nevermore shall we see again.

Damn right not over until the fat lady sings, Dick. Guy wins the Gt class but still DQ's. Fuel tank too big. Same issue as Ben Keating Ford had in 2022, 22 years later.

God damn I miss these open coupe low riding rocket ships known as the LMP900 and the Audi R8 LMP.

How many times have you seen Ferrari win without a Ferrari powerplant? First for me.

Where is part 4?

10:15 - Farewell and Adieu to you Fair Spanish Ladies!

I love watching Le Mans every year for this - seeing all the manufacturers, constructors and privateers representing different the former with their unique outlook on how a race car should look to launch like a missile down the Mulsanne and handle in the corners around Le Mans. 34:13 - yes, no kidding, a very low rear wing, low drag, minimal downforce, of course it has high top end, also, has the ability to spin if pushed in racing conditions. Man, that Panoz was quick with David Brabham behind the wheel. Knowing what he was capable of in this car, seeing Brabham win with the Peugeot and almost win with the Bentley, it would have great if Brabham actually raced an Audi in the early 2000s he could have won alongside Kristensen.

My third Le Mans, it seemed to be hot and sunny for the whole 24 Hours, even at night! Would give quite a lot to go back to that time, great days.

56:11: The car decides to break itself up!!

67 cars! And today we are as happy as batshit about 50 car IMSA fields.

54:08: Hilarious! Who wants to be on a race car pit crew?

29:57: This was Luc Alphand's first race at LeMans. He would go on to participate in the race through the rest of the decade running Corvettes. He garnered one class podium in 2006 and several fifth place finishes.

28:55: It was discovered in later years that the two safety car situation caused cars in the second chain of cars to lose sometimes one or two minutes on the track to cars they were close to or ahead of because of the timing of pit stops. With no wave arounds, this created a deficit that could be made up. In 2022 or 2023, the FIA eliminated the 2 safety car system and implemented wave arounds so teams would not lose position and sometimes a lap through no fault of their own.

06:38 judd power!!!!

The noises of all these cars to now 😢

That was one of the coolest most ingenious things I’ve ever seen in motor racing. Hats off to Audi and Joest. Sad that it was outlawed

Hi Do You have anymore of the 01 Race after Part 7