By on November 21, 2010

The LeMons Traveling Circus has just made its way to the French Quarter, so I’ll cut to the chase: the Race Hard Race Ugly BMW 325iS took the win on laps at the Circuit At Grand Bayou today. Margin of victory? 8.5 seconds after 24 hours of racing.
This is the third 24 Hours of LeMons win for the Race Hard Race Ugly team, which fields a pair of E30s, and the first for this car. The Warthog Racing E30, pictured in the background in the above photo, had slightly faster lap times but just couldn’t catch up by the time the checkered flag waved. By the way, the LeMons Supreme Court gave Race Hard Race Ugly eight BS Penalty laps (a matter of some unaccounted-for new shock absorbers); just one more and they’d have lost. The drivers made zero mistakes, the car never broke, and that’s how you win an endurance race. Congratulations once again, Race Hard Race Ugly!

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