Luc Alphand’s Corvette team had two GT1 Corvettes at the 2010 24 Hours of Le Mans. In this video, he gives a behind the scenes tour showing the layout of his garage and introducing us to key personnel. With Luc’s Corvettes being former Corvette Racing chassis, we see representatives from Pratt and Miller and Katech who were on-hand to monitor the car’s performance during the race.
Luc was the 1997 winner of the World Cup of alpine skiing and past winner of the Paris-Dakar Rally. The last several years has found him racing Corvettes in FIA events This year his team Luc Alphand Aventures entered two Chevrolet Corvette C6.Rs in the classic 24 hour endurance race. The #72 Corvette finished 2nd in the GT1 class and 15th place overall. The #73 C6.R retired after 238 laps.
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