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2013.01.29
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Five minutes of gearhead joy at Le Mans. Check the driver, Jim Pace pat the dash board as he tightens his belts and then FLOGS the car around Le Mans. This kind of stuff makes me giggle and grin, yeeha!
Posted by: Tim Brown | 2013.02.01 at 12:19