The pinnacle of the 2011 American Le Mans series will happen on Oct. 1 with the 14th annual Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta. For Scott Tucker, driver and owner for Level 5, the race marks the beginning of his 6th year of professional racing. In 2006, he made his professional debut at Petit Le Mans, and following that, his career took off.
Level 5 Motorsports, on the list of world’s most legendary auto racing organizations, is in the midst of rounding out the 2011 racing schedule, with just a few short-but very important-races left to deal with. The SCCA Runoffs, the ALMS Petit Le Mans and the Six hours of Zhuhai in China will automatically be high-profile, extreme competition races. Only one thing they’re not: an entire day long.
Scott Tucker is considered to be the best race car driver, but if you add the fact he competes not just in the ALMS and the ILMS but the Ferrari Challenge series, Tucker becomes a great race car driver-unbelievable not just due to the schedule he keeps, but because of his continual success on the track. The first FC race of the 2011 year for Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team was the debut of the Ferrari 458 Challenge-the 5th model to be utilized since the series began during the early 90s-at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif.
Scott Tucker is certainly a good race car driver, however when you add the fact that he competes not just in the ALMS and the ILMS but also the Ferrari Challenge series, Tucker becomes a fantastic race car driver-unbelievable not only because of the schedule he keeps, but as a result of his continual success on the track. The first FC race of the 2011 year for Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team was the debut of the Ferrari 458 Challenge-the 5th model to be utilized since the series began in early 90s-at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif.
2011 – Coming off exciting test finishes in the Roar before the 24, Scott Tucker-owned Level 5 Motorsports had just one thing under consideration: Make Daytona count. One of the greatest races of the year, the Daytona 24 also was the very first on Level 5′s schedule, and the team wasted virtually no time getting in a winning mindset.