...but back to the race at hand.
Can you smell the orange blossoms yet?

1987 - 5th Place - Porsche 962 - Akin/Weaver/Shelton


1989 - 52nd Place (from 2nd) - Nissan GTP-ZXT - Luyendyk - only 14 laps, suspension failure.


The sister #83 car won the race, in the team's first attempt.

more tomorrow
-Lee

...fantastic photos Mr. Self, and yes, I can smell the orange blossoms.

13 days, 17 hours and 25 minutes till Miami touchdown.

Quote from: Lee Self on February 28, 2006, 03:46:52 AM
... kinda mangled 

Yep and the picture is a bit squished too!  ;D

Thanks Lee,
Can smell the orange groves from here.
Fax

87/89 is my favorite era.  Please can I have something from the early 90s as I can't remember what was running  (Fangio Jr's Toyotas?).  In those days there must have been Sebring, Daytona and the Miami Grand Prix, all in one state.  Wasn't Derek Bell in Miami Vice?

Quote from: Lee Self on February 28, 2006, 03:46:52 AM



almost lost the second shot to the processing machine... kinda mangled

-Lee

Tidied it up for you Lee


Martini...

If you dont show the Garrettson 934 and some old Turn 10 pics.I'm gonna,I'm gonna ,well I'm goona FART in your general direction! :o

Quote from: amazing 1 on February 28, 2006, 10:27:13 PM
If you dont show the Garrettson 934 and some old Turn 10 pics.I'm gonna,I'm gonna ,well I'm goona FART in your general direction! :o

Calm down Randy, you might blow your hat off!

I bet you always wanted your pressies before your birthday.

Martini...

Randy came to my house and farted in my genral direction.
So's here's what I got of the 934



FACT

-Lee

;D ;D

Okay Lee & Randy, you got me convinced with those pictures. Obviously I am too late for this Sebring Race, but are there any recent pictures ('05) available to show what it is like today with fencing and camping and stuff? 8)


Btw Randy, finished the printwork on McQueen Sr. today - Pieter will bring that one definitely. Pic of print will follow tomorrow...

Fencing? What the hell is that?  Must be a French thing ;)
Sorry, not many photos of debris fencing at Sebring because there isn't any.  Still allowed close enough to the cars to actually see them without binoculars.  Spectating is still like it was in those pics.
Fax

Posted this once before but its worth another look.
The 1972 Peterson-Schenken Ferrari 312PB from the pit roof.  Its March!
Fax

As Fax has said not much catch fencing here. All these are taken from speccy areas. Not media passes needed. I will take one if someone wants to give me one though !

Not Corvette behind the Aston Martin.

Sorry for picture quality, I need practise with pixels and resizing

One for Lee and Randy