2007 Creation CA07 #9
Pilots: J. Campbell-Walter, S. Nakano, F. Ortiz
Team: Creation Autosportif Ltd.
Race: DNF (LMP1 class) at Le Mans in 2007
Spark - S1420 (resin)
Review HERE
2007 Creation CA07 #9
Pilots: J. Campbell-Walter, S. Nakano, F. Ortiz
Team: Creation Autosportif Ltd.
Race: DNF (LMP1 class) at Le Mans in 2007
Spark - S1420 (resin)
Review HERE

Welp, looks like Toyota is back on top again 😎. Despite starting in the back, and a bad performance during training, they slowly climbed up and delivered. Yeah, finishing in first and third, it looks like they still have it. Ferrari, that I expected to put up a better fight, was disappointing. Cadillac and BMW (second place) showed some moments of dominance but just didn’t have what it takes. Genesis and Aston, as expected, weren’t contenders at all. And Alpine and Peugeot? Well, both, as always, didn’t have anything to show (and this was Alpine’s last year)…
In GT3, Corvette came in first (Ben Keating is King), followed by Lexus. I was routing for Lexus, and though they did do a strong race, Corvette was better. In LMP2 Inter Europol brought their two cars in first and second.
Honestly, one of the smoothest Le Mans I’ve ever seen, with almost zero drama. Kind of boring 🤔? Well, maybe you could say that… Nonetheless, even a not-so exciting Le Mans race is always a great Le Mans race 🤘🤘🤘

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1966 Porsche 906 LH #30
Pilots: J. Siffert, C. Davis
Team: Porsche System Engineering
Race: 4th overall (1st in P 2.0 class) at Le Mans in 1966
Spark - S4486 (resin)
Review HERE

In 7 days we’ll have the 24 Heures du Mans 2026!!! I think this might reserve some surprises: a brand new manufacturer in Hypercar (18 cars in the class), 19 LMP2 cars (seems like ACO will not kill the class, unlike WEC) and 25 LMGT3 (with just two Porsches 😲). Nonetheless, in Hypercar I don’t expect much from newcomer Genesis, so I guess it will once again be a battle of attrition between Ferrari and Toyota. Cool to have Astons in the fight, the same for BMW, but I doubt they’ll be true contenders. Well, unless shit happens, and shit happens a LOT at Le Mans. And just two porkers in a 62-car grid?!? I don’t think there were ever so few Porsches at La Sarthe since the early 50s… Troubling for sure 🤨.
Who’s gonna watch it? In my house the family has been officially notified that the TV is mine from early Saturday to Sunday at lunch and I don’t give a flying crap about soccer 😁.
1996 Kudzu DLM #20
Pilots: Y. Terada, J. Downing, F. Fréon
Team: Mazdaspeed Co. Ltd.
Race: 25th overall (1st in LMP2 class) at Le Mans in 1996
Spark – S9447 (resin)
Review HERE
1993 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR #47
Pilots: J. Gouhier, J. Barth, D. Dupuy
Team: Monaco Media International / Larbre Compétition
Race: 15th overall (1st in GT class) at Le Mans in 1993
Spark - S2072 (resin)
Review HERE
2024 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo2 #85
Pilots: S. Bovy, R. Frey, M. Gatting
Team: Iron Dames
Race: 32nd overall (LMGT3 class) at Le Mans in 2024
Spark - S9157 (resin)
Review HERE
2024 BMW M4 GT3 #31
Pilots: A. Farfus, S. Gelael, D. Leung
Team: Team WRT
Race: 28th overall (2nd in LMGT3 class) at Le Mans in 2024
Spark - S9147 (resin)
Review HERE
1963 Ferrari 330 LMB #12
Pilots: I. Ireland, T. Maggs
Team: Maranello Concessionaires
Race: 5th overall (1st in P+ 3.0 class) at Le Mans in 1963
Tecnomodel - TM43-49B (resin)
Review HERE