Le Mans Series, November 2009, Volume 9, No. 11

News on Highcroft, Wurz and Callaway!

The Formula Le Mans Champ tests for Oreca, Grand Am could-be drivers looking around, Kolles and a Peugeot update makes up today's news.

Motor sport racing advances thanks to regulations which are alive and change as years go by, adapting to new technologies and enforcing others. Just like the backbone of an organism which grows and changes with the years, with the times.

This year, as usual, new chapters have been written, others modified. To help you understand the upcoming season, listed hereafter are the principle changes.

News from all round the world today, including Trans Am, ALMS, LMS and Porsche racing from Australia.

Spyker Cars has seen some changes that should not affect their racing team

Today we have a new addition to the 2010 Le Mans Series field, changes in TV for the ACO, and more!

Allan Simonsen won his class in Classic Adelaide

More from the weekend in sports and touring car racing events including Australian V8 Supercars, Classic Adelaide, Formula Le Mans Winter Series and the Vallelunga 6 Hours.

2010 24 Heures du Mans: The official list of the 29 automatically selected entrants

The Le Mans 24 Hours, the Petit Le Mans, the Le Mans Series in the United States, Europe and Asia and the winner of the Michelin Green X Challenge make up the races, championships and trophies, which give an official selection for next year's Le Mans 24 Hours. As all the 2009 season's championships throughout the world have now finished, here follows the official list of the 29 teams invited.

Whose colours will this car race in, in 2010?

Feedmesportscars has received some new information on who might be running the private Peugeot 908 this year at Le Mans.

News today from the Le Mans Series, GT racing from the UK and testing from Portugal.

Today we catch up with some driver movements, plus more from from the world of ACO racing!

FORMULA LE MANS is a genuine racing nursery and the "first step" towards endurance racing as such the Automobile Club de l'Ouest hold it dear and has granted the entrance to the "LE MANS SERIES" endurance races.

In the latest round of gossip and 2010 plans, we can update you on what BMW, Toyota and Peugeot may do, along with a strange piece of news from Porsche.

Thanks to a well-established relationship with Honda Performance Development, Honda America's motorsport department, JAS Motorsport is developing a programme to contest the European Le Mans Series with one or two ACURA ARX-01b LMP2 sportscars next year. The programme will culminate with the most prestigious race in the world: the Le Mans 24 Hours.

It's time to get your Christmas shopping done (or just a gift for yourself!) underway with some great gifts. Plus a new car and an award in today's article!

F1 is off for the Basque manufacturer, we hope for a sportscar return

It seems that the ACO world is keeping up with the news as we head towards the end of the year. Here is a selection of the news and opinion from the last few days.

It has been a while since we updated you on all the rumour and gossip as to what could be happening in 2010 and beyond. So here is a quick update. You can decide what is fact and what is not...