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Intercontinental Le Mans Cup field Announced Making Petit Le Mans The 'Must See' Race of The Year

Simply put, fans attending the 14th annual Petit Le Mans powered by Mazda at Road Atlanta on October 1st, 2011 will witness the largest and most spectacular field in the history of this prestigious international endurance race, setting the stage for unprecedented excitement and a nail-biting season ending championship race.

As a group we may be able to get some special deals. I will need a serious count and once the deal is made some serious ticket purchases. 

 

Road Atlanta Petit Page

 

I saw so many of you at the Formula Drift event that it came to mind I may be able to do something good for the group at the biggest Motorsport event in the area. The WE staff will be there working to bring coverage for web site, video, and Digest. 

 

RSVP with your Comments and number of tickets.

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Comment by tony kent on May 18, 2011 at 11:56pm
haven't missed one yet I'll be there
Comment by Lee Vermont on May 18, 2011 at 9:10am
Hi Miguel, I'll be there for sure on all days to get coverage.

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