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15/07/2011 10:37Auto News 24 Heures du Mans 2011

According to Autosport magazine, Jaguar are planning a return to the top rank of prototypes LM P1. Here is Jaguar's history of success in La Sarthe to ponder while we await more information.Now owned by the Indian industrialist Ratan Tata, the British marque won its first victory in the Le Mans 24 Hours 60 years ago. Six more wins followed, most recently in 1990.1951 : Walker/Whitehead (Jaguar XK 120)1953 : Rolt/Hamilton (Jaguar XK 120)1955 : Hawthorn/Bueb (Ja...

Saturday Afternoon 11th June 20X1

The first hour of the 2011 Le Mans 24 Hour endurance race was marred by a huge accident between Allan McNish's Audi and the number 58 GTE Pro Ferrari of Anthony Beltoise while trying to lap the back marker. NcNish escaped serious injury. The safety car was deployed for over 2 hours whilst the barriers were rebuilt.

Blackpool Tram design similar to that of Le Mans

Blackpool's new trams are being built in Germany and Austria!

Blackpool people are being given their first chance to see how the resort's new trams will look with the council's unveiling of a model.

A fleet of 16 Bombardier Flexity 2 trams is being built in Germany and Austria, with the first one due to arrive in Blackpool in August.

An exhibition detailing the £100m tramway investment will be staged at the Solaris Centre from Tuesday.

After tests, the trams are expected to go into service from Easter 2012.

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La Ville aux Clerc 2011 & 2005

Guided visit: The 24 Heures du Mans circuit by minibus!

During the summer season, the Automobile Club de l'Ouest is pleased to invite you, ACO members or the general public, to the guided visits by Minibus. You will discover what goes on behind the scenes during the week of the greatest race in the world! The Automobile Club de l'Ouest indeed proposes you a truly unique guided visit, since the doors of the circuit and its installations will be opened to you for around 50min., during which time you will have detailed explanations of each site you visit on audio and video commentaries. Much more than a simple discovery, it is above all a journey deep into the heart of legendary places which are totally unknown to the general public, such as the Race Control building, from where both the race itself and track security are managed, or again the room reserved for the winners before they climb onto the podium. The guided bus visits (with English commentaries) are organized from Tuesdays to Sundays (11.00-13.45-15.00-16.15) except during the races ( PromoSport on 22 to 24/07/2011 and 24 Hours bicycle 20 to 21/08/2011 ). ACO Members: €5.50 (instead of €8) Children 5 to 12: €3 (instead of €5) Children under 5: free The tickets are available at the ACO official store situated at the entrance of the 24 H Museum. The Club.

Happy memories relived!

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