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Fancy taking a interactive tour of the Laguna Seca race circuit from the perspective of a race car participating in the final leg of the 2008 American Le Mans Series? Well, then you'll be pleased to know that famous California raceway with its 11 curves, a length of 3.6 km or 2.2 miles and an elevation change of 91 metres or 300 feet, can now be viewed from your PC. According to Mazda, the raceway's main sponsor, the Laguna Seca is the first racing circuit in the world to be available on Google Street View. Follow the jump to take a virtual run of the track.
- Is It Worth It? Porsche's New $148k 911 Gts Rennsport Reunion Special Edition
In celebration of the fifth Rennsport Reunion, Porsche's Exclusive division crafted a special edition of the pre-facelift 911 GTS that was presented at this year's gathering at the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. Read more »...
- Mclaren P1 Meets Porsche 918 In Laguna Seca: Which Is Fastest?
Motor Trend brings us another showdown of the Hypercar establishment, this time placed in Laguna Seca circuit, along with timing equipment, pro racing driver Randy Pobst and no excuses at all. Read more »...
- This Is The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile On The Corkscrew At Laguna Seca
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca is a famed track in California, home to numerous races and the famed Corkscrew turn. The perfect place, of course, for a hot dog on wheels.  Read more »...
- Dodge Targets Enthusiasts With Race-ready 2010 Viper Srt10 Acr-x Special
Today, Dodge unveiled the third limited, special-edition version of the soon-to-be-discontinued Viper SRT10 sports car, dubbed ACR-X. Based largely upon the Viper SRT10 ACR, the new model is a turn-key, non-street legal, racer that's powered by a...
- 2009 Corvette Zr-1 (?) Spotted At Laguna Seca
Others call it the ZR-1, others the Blue Devil, either way, both are referring to a future high-performance version of the Vette. While GM hasn’t confirmed the rumours, they haven’t disproved them either. To make things even more complicated,...
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Laguna Seca Becomes World’s first Circuit Available on Google Street View, Check it out Here
Fancy taking a interactive tour of the Laguna Seca race circuit from the perspective of a race car participating in the final leg of the 2008 American Le Mans Series? Well, then you'll be pleased to know that famous California raceway with its 11 curves, a length of 3.6 km or 2.2 miles and an elevation change of 91 metres or 300 feet, can now be viewed from your PC. According to Mazda, the raceway's main sponsor, the Laguna Seca is the first racing circuit in the world to be available on Google Street View. Follow the jump to take a virtual run of the track.- Is It Worth It? Porsche's New $148k 911 Gts Rennsport Reunion Special Edition
In celebration of the fifth Rennsport Reunion, Porsche's Exclusive division crafted a special edition of the pre-facelift 911 GTS that was presented at this year's gathering at the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. Read more »...
- Mclaren P1 Meets Porsche 918 In Laguna Seca: Which Is Fastest?
Motor Trend brings us another showdown of the Hypercar establishment, this time placed in Laguna Seca circuit, along with timing equipment, pro racing driver Randy Pobst and no excuses at all. Read more »...
- This Is The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile On The Corkscrew At Laguna Seca
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca is a famed track in California, home to numerous races and the famed Corkscrew turn. The perfect place, of course, for a hot dog on wheels.  Read more »...
- Dodge Targets Enthusiasts With Race-ready 2010 Viper Srt10 Acr-x Special
Today, Dodge unveiled the third limited, special-edition version of the soon-to-be-discontinued Viper SRT10 sports car, dubbed ACR-X. Based largely upon the Viper SRT10 ACR, the new model is a turn-key, non-street legal, racer that's powered by a...
- 2009 Corvette Zr-1 (?) Spotted At Laguna Seca
Others call it the ZR-1, others the Blue Devil, either way, both are referring to a future high-performance version of the Vette. While GM hasn’t confirmed the rumours, they haven’t disproved them either. To make things even more complicated,...