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#1
04-12-2006, 11:22 PM
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DBR9s to race at Houston and Mid-Ohio
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05-14-2006, 08:59 PM
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Qualifying in Texas: 3rd and 4th
http://www.astonmartinracing.com/new...c-c6ed9fd8d68f Race: 3rd and 4th http://www.astonmartinracing.com/new...4-7cc063eea235 Thursday practice       Friday warmup  Pedro Lamy   Friday race 
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05-25-2006, 12:47 AM
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Tomas Enge took the GT1 pole at Mid-Ohio
http://www.astonmartinracing.com/new...1-0ba1dfd1c8fb Aston Martin Racing took a 3rd and 4th place finish http://www.astonmartinracing.com/new...f-3496f2b4ed25 Various pictures    Stéphane Sarrazin   Pitstop practice   Non-race pictures        Sunday warmup  Sunday pre-race   Sunday race  
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#4
05-31-2006, 01:27 AM
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Pedro Lamy taking flight
During the Saturday morning practice session for the American Le Mans Series at Mid-Ohio, Aston Martin Racing pilot Pedro Lamy had a huge scare as his green DBR9 suffered brake problems heading into the esses. The Prodrive-built machine snapped sideways going over 150 mph and became airborne flying over 140 feet in length before coming to rest in the tire barriers. The #009 Aston Martin suffered relatively minor damage and was amazingly back on the track in the afternoon session just a few hours later after work put in by the mechanics to repair the car. The-Paddock.net viewer Jonathan Williamson was in the right place at the right time and was able to capture these amazing shots of the Aston’s “flight”. http://www.the-paddock.net/index.php...40137&Itemid=1 Pedro Lamy flew a longer distance than Orville Wright (December 17th, 1903 flight in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina: 120 feet)
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