Classic Le Mans: 7-8 July

Sorry for the OT, I love Alpines (and Isos)

All iphone, didn't wanna shlep my big camera throughout the vacation....

#40 is James dean's speedster supposedly

Quick lessons from Le Mans Classic for next time:

- Super nice hotels (relais & chateaux) to be had 40-50 minutes south of the track, to avoid the fully booked city of Le mans.
- Weather is a crapshoot but there's limited shade outside of the stands (thinks Laguna seca)
- Get paddock passes, or you will miss out on a lot
- Parking is color coded and on both sides of an impassable track (obviously), so ask WAZE where YOUR parking is to avoid having to drive around the track in a maze of closed roads
- The Porsche experience place is a nice shady area and free access downstairs but upstairs + restaurant was fully booked - worth working out some extra hospitality passes overall
- PCA card got me in a lot of restricted porsche spots, play the foreigner card, people are quite nice !
- Once done, you are 1 hours from Amboise and Chenonceaux. Check that out...