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The Petit Le Mans powered by Mazda was the 2016 edition of the Petit Le Mans automotive endurance race, held on October 1, 2016, at the Road Atlanta circuit in Braselton, Georgia, United States. It was the 12th and final race of the 2016 WeatherTech SportsCar Championship,[1] and the third Petit Le Mans run since the formation of the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship in 2014.

Background

Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, where the race was held.

Preview

International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) president Scott Atherton confirmed the race was part of the schedule for the 2016 IMSA SportsCar Championship (IMSA SCC) in August 2015.[2] It was the third consecutive year the event was held as part of the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, and the 19th Petit Le Mans.[2] The Petit Le Mans was the last of twelve scheduled automobile endurance races of 2016 by IMSA, and the last in the four round North American Endurance Cup (NAEC).[2] The race took place at the 12-turn, 2.540-mile (4.088 km) Road Atlanta in Braselton, Georgia on October 1, 2016.[2]

Before the race, Eric Curran and Dane Cameron were leading the Prototype Drivers' Championship with 285 points, ahead of João Barbosa and Christian Fittipaldi in second by one point, and Jordan Taylor and Ricky Taylor in third with 278 points.[3] With 329 points, Alex Popow and Renger van der Zande led the Prototype Challenge Drivers' Championship over Robert Alon and Tom Kimber-Smith by 10 points.[3] In GTLM, Oliver Gavin and Tommy Milner led the Drivers' Championship with 314 points, 11 ahead of Ryan Briscoe and Richard Westbrook.[3] In GTD, the Drivers' Championship was led by Alessandro Balzan and Christina Nielsen with 299 points; the duo held a thirty two-point advantage over Jeroen Bleekemolen and Ben Keating.[3] Chevrolet and Audi were leading their respective Manufacturers' Championships, while Action Express Racing, Starworks Motorsport, Corvette Racing, and Scuderia Corsa each led their own Teams' Championships.[3]

Practice

There were four practice sessions preceding the start of the race on Saturday, three on Thursday and one on Friday. The first two one-hour sessions were on Thursday morning and afternoon. The third held later that evening ran for 90 minutes; the fourth on Friday morning lasted an hour.[4]

In the first practice session, Olivier Pla set the fastest lap in the No. 60 MSR Ligier-Honda at 1 minute,14.157 seconds, 0.539 seconds faster than Bomarito's No. 55 Mazda. Dane Cameron was third fastest in the No. 31 AER vehicle.[5] The fastest PC car was Renger van der Zande's No. 8 Starworks Motorsports entry with a 1 minute, 16.235 seconds, followed by Stephen Simpson's No. 85 JDC car.[6] With a 1:18.840 lap, García led the GTLM class in the No. 3 Corvette, ahead of Fisichella's No. 62 Risi Competizione Ferrari 488 GTE.[6] Alex Riberas in the No. 23 Team Seattle/Alex Job Racing Porsche recorded the fastest time in GTD.[5]

In the second session, Negri was fastest with a time of 1 minute, 13.923 seconds, ahead of the two Mazdas.[7] The seven-vehicle PC class was led by BAR1's No. 20 car, driven by Mowlem with a time of 1 minute, 16.707 seconds.[8] Ferrari paced GTLM with Scuderia Corsa's 488 of Serra lapping 1:18.354 from Hand's second-placed No. 66 CGR Ford GT.[8] Bergmeister led GTD with a time of 1:21.340.[8]

The third practice session ran at night and saw Pla's No. 60 MSR vehicle set the fastest time overall at 1 minute, 13.541 seconds. Bomarito was almost five-tenths behind in second, with the No. 5 AER car of Barbosa third.[9] A 1:18.240 lap saw Coletti's No. 7 Starworks Motorsport car lead PC.[10] Müller's No. 66 Ford lead GTLM over Alessandro Pier Guidi's No. 68 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari and Westbrook's No. 67 Ford by more than one-tenth of a second.[8] Audi paced GTD with Magnus' R8 of Seefreid lapping 1:21.187, ahead of Lawson Aschenbach's No. 9 Stevenson Audi.[10]

Pla led the final session in No. 60 MSR Ligier-Honda with a lap of 1 minute, 10.786 seconds. Nunez's No. 55 Mazda was second-fastest, followed by ESM's Derani.[11] French's No. 38 PTM Oreca led PC with a 1:15.925 lap, faster than Kimber-Smith's No. 52 PR/1 vehicle.[11][12] Ferrari occupied first and second in GTLM with Serra's No. 68 Scuderia Corsa car faster than Vilander's Risi 488 by two-tenths of a second.[11] Lally's No. 44 Magnus Racing Audi R8 led GTD, and Jeroen Bleekemolen, in the No. 33 Riley Motorsport Dodge, was second in class.[12]

Qualifying

Olivier Pla (pictured in 2013) helped take MSRs second pole position of 2016.

In Friday afternoon's 90-minute four-group qualifying, each category had separate 15-minute sessions. Regulations stipulated that teams nominate one qualifying driver, with the fastest laps determining each class' starting order. IMSA arranged the grid to put Prototypes ahead of the PC, GTLM and GTD cars.[13][4]

Olivier Pla in the No. 60 MSR Ligier-Honda took his second pole position of the season with a lap of 1 minute, 13.061 seconds.[14] He was joined on the grid's front row by Tristan Nunez whose best lap in the No. 55 Mazda was 0.459 seconds slower.[15] Dane Cameron's No. 31 AER Corvette DP took third followed by Tom Long's No. 70 Mazda.[15][14] Fittipaldi's No. 5 AER car started from fifth.[15]

Alon set the fastest time in PC to take pole for PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports with a 1:16.411 time. Popow qualified the No. 8 Starworks entry second followed by Johnny Mowlem's No. 20 BAR1 car.[16] Koch was fourth for Performance Tech and Coletti qualified fifth.[15] In GTLM, Westbrook took his third pole of the season with a time of 1 minute, 18.131 seconds.[17] He was joined by Antonio García's No. 3 Corvette on the grid's front row with his best lap being 0.152 seconds slower, and Toni Vilander drove the No. 62 Risi Competizione Ferrari 488 to third place.[17] Hand was fourth in the slower Ford with the No. 68 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari of Serra fifth.[15] The fastest BMW was Edwards' No. 100 RLL M6 in sixth, and Milner's No. 4 Corvette took seventh.[15][18]

Bleekemolen took pole in GTD in Riley Motorsports' No. 33 Dodge with a 1-minute, 21.305 seconds time. Matt McMurry's No. 73 Park Place Porsche qualified second, and Mario Farnbacher's No. 23 AJR car was third. Rounding out the top five in the class were the No. 63 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 488 GT3 of Nielsen, and Aschenbach's No. 9 Stevenson Motorsports Audi R8 LMS.[15]

Qualifying results

Pole positions in each class are indicated in bold and by ‡. All Prototype and Prototype Challenge cars were grouped together on the starting grid, regardless of qualifying position.

Pos Class No. Team Driver Time Gap Grid
1 P 60 United States Michael Shank Racing w/Curb Agajanian France Olivier Pla 1:13.061 _ 1‡
2 P 55 Japan Mazda Motorsports United States Tristan Nunez 1:13.520 +0.459 2
3 P 31 United States Action Express Racing United States Dane Cameron 1:13.903 +0.842 3
4 P 70 Japan Mazda Motorsports United States Tom Long 1:14.061 +1.000 4
5 P 5 United States Action Express Racing Brazil Christian Fittipaldi 1:14.160 +1.099 5
6 P 90 United States VisitFlorida Racing United Kingdom Ryan Dalziel 1:14.276 +1.215 6
7 P 2 United States Tequila Patrón ESM United States Johannes van Overbeek 1:14.360 +1.299 7
8 P 0 United States Panoz DeltaWing Racing United Kingdom Andy Meyrick 1:14.446 +1.385 8
9 P 10 United States Wayne Taylor Racing United States Ricky Taylor 1:14.533 +1.472 161
10 PC 52 United States PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports United States Robert Alon 1:16.411 +3.350 9‡
11 PC 8 United States Starworks Motorsport Venezuela Alex Popow 1:16.470 +3.409 10
12 PC 20 United States BAR1 Motorsports United Kingdom Johnny Mowlem 1:16.495 +3.434 152
13 PC 38 United States Performance Tech Motorsports United States Kenton Koch 1:16.640 +3.579 11
14 PC 7 United States Starworks Motorsport Monaco Stefano Coletti 1:16.858 +3.797 12
15 PC 85 United States JDC-Miller Motorsports United States Chris Miller 1:17.205 +4.144 13
16 GTLM 67 United States Ford Chip Ganassi Racing United Kingdom Richard Westbrook 1:18.131 +5.070 17‡
17 GTLM 3 United States Corvette Racing Spain Antonio García 1:18.283 +5.222 18
18 GTLM 62 United States Risi Competizione Finland Toni Vilander 1:18.294 +5.233 19
19 GTLM 66 United States Ford Chip Ganassi Racing United States Joey Hand 1:18.327 +5.266 20
20 GTLM 68 United States Scuderia Corsa Brazil Daniel Serra 1:18.349 +5.288 21
21 GTLM 100 United States BMW Team RLL United States John Edwards 1:18.382 +5.321 22
22 GTLM 4 United States Corvette Racing United States Tommy Milner 1:18.468 +5.407 23
23 GTLM 912 United States Porsche North America New Zealand Earl Bamber 1:18.712 +5.651 24
24 GTLM 25 United States BMW Team RLL United States Bill Auberlen 1:18.752 +5.691 25
25 GTLM 911 United States Porsche North America United Kingdom Nick Tandy 1:18.866 +5.805 26
26 PC 88 United States Starworks Motorsport United States Mark Kvamme 1:19.407 +6.346 14
27 GTD 33 United States Riley Motorsports Netherlands Jeroen Bleekemolen 1:21.305 +8.244 27‡
28 GTD 73 United States Park Place Motorsports United States Matt McMurry 1:21.765 +8.704 28
29 GTD 23 United States Team Seattle / Alex Job Racing Germany Mario Farnbacher 1:21.898 +8.837 29
30 GTD 63 United States Scuderia Corsa Denmark Christina Nielsen 1:22.103 +9.042 30
31 GTD 9 United States Stevenson Motorsports United States Lawson Aschenbach 1:22.114 +9.053 31
32 GTD 6 United States Stevenson Motorsports United Kingdom Robin Liddell 1:22.139 +9.078 32
33 GTD 48 United States Paul Miller Racing United States Madison Snow 1:22.143 +9.082 33
34 GTD 16 United States Change Racing United States Corey Lewis 1:22.231 +9.170 34
35 GTD 96 United States Turner Motorsport United States Bret Curtis 1:22.421 +9.360 35
36 GTD 27 United States Dream Racing Motorsport Italy Paolo Ruberti 1:22.680 +9.619 36
37 GTD 44 United States Magnus Racing United States John Potter 1:22.950 +9.889 37
38 GTD 97 United States Turner Motorsport United States Michael Marsal 1:20.904 +11.111 38
Sources:[19][20]
  • 1 The No. 10 Wayne Taylor Racing entry was moved to the back of the Prototype grid as per 40.1.5 of the Sporting regulations (Tire change).[13]
  • 2 The No. 20 BAR1 Motorsports entry was moved to the back of the PC grid as per 43.1 of the Sporting regulations (Starting driver change).[13]

Race

Post-race

Curran and Cameron took the Prototype Drivers' championship with 314 points. They were 3 points clear of Barbosa and Fittipaldi.[21] With 355 points, Popow and van der Zande won the PC Drivers' Championship, beating Alon and Kimber-Smith on countback.[21] Gavin and Milner took the GTLM Drivers' Championship with 345 points. They were 17 points clear of Briscoe and Westbrook in second. García and Magnussen were third with 319 points.[21] Balzan and Nielsen won the GTD Drivers' Championship with 332 points, 32 points ahead of Bleekemolen and Keating. Sellers and Snow were third with 293 points.[21] Chevrolet and Audi heir respective Manufactures' Championships, while Action Express Racing, Starworks Motorsport, Corvette Racing, and Scuderia Corsa won their respective Teams' Championships.[21]

Race results

Class winners are denoted in bold and with ‡. P stands for Prototype, PC (Prototype Challenge), GTLM (Grand Touring Le Mans) and GTD (Grand Touring Daytona).[22]

Final race classification
Pos Class No. Team Drivers Chassis Tire Laps Time/Retired
Engine
1 P 60 United States Michael Shank Racing w/Curb Agajanian France Olivier Pla
United States John Pew
Brazil Oswaldo Negri Jr.
Ligier JS P2 C 412 10:00:30.023‡
Honda HR28TT/HPD 2.8L V6 Twin-Turbo
2 P 2 United States Tequila Patrón ESM United States Johannes van Overbeek
United States Scott Sharp
Brazil Pipo Derani
Ligier JS P2 C 412 +3.524
Honda HR28TT/HPD 2.8L V6 Twin-Turbo
3 P 10 United States Wayne Taylor Racing United States Ricky Taylor
United States Jordan Taylor
Italy Max Angelelli
Corvette Daytona Prototype C 412 +11.745
Chevrolet 5.5L V8
4 P 31 United States Action Express Racing United States Dane Cameron
United States Eric Curran
France Simon Pagenaud
Corvette Daytona Prototype C 412 +14.258
Chevrolet 5.5L V8
5 P 5 United States Action Express Racing Brazil Christian Fittipaldi
Portugal João Barbosa
Portugal Filipe Albuquerque
Corvette Daytona Prototype C 410 +2 Lap
Chevrolet 5.5L V8
6 PC 52 United States PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports United States Robert Alon
Mexico José Gutiérrez
United Kingdom Tom Kimber-Smith
Oreca FLM09 C 404 +8 laps‡
Chevrolet LS3 6.2L V8
7 PC 38 United States Performance Tech Motorsports United States Kenton Koch
United States James French
Canada Kyle Marcelli
Oreca FLM09 C 403 +9 laps
Chevrolet LS3 6.2L V8
8

DNF

P 70 Japan Mazda Motorsports United States Tom Long
United States Joel Miller
United States Spencer Pigot
Mazda Prototype C 401 DNF
Mazda MZ-2.0T 2.0 L I4 Turbo
9 GTLM 62 United States Risi Competizione Finland Toni Vilander
Italy Giancarlo Fisichella
United Kingdom James Calado
Ferrari 488 GTE M 398 +14 laps‡
Ferrari F154CB 3.9L Turbo V8
10 GTLM 66 United States Ford Chip Ganassi Racing United States Joey Hand
Germany Dirk Müller
France Sébastien Bourdais
Ford GT M 398 +14 laps
Ford 3.5 L EcoBoost V6
11 GTLM 4 United States Corvette Racing United States Tommy Milner
United Kingdom Oliver Gavin
Switzerland Marcel Fässler
Chevrolet Corvette C7.R M 398 +14 laps
Chevrolet 5.5L V8
12 GTLM 3 United States Corvette Racing Spain Antonio García
Denmark Jan Magnussen
Germany Mike Rockenfeller
Chevrolet Corvette C7.R M 397 +15 laps
Chevrolet 5.5L V8
13 PC 85 United States JDC-Miller Motorsports United States Chris Miller
Canada Misha Goikhberg
South Africa Stephen Simpson
Oreca FLM09 C 395 +17 laps
Chevrolet LS3 6.2L V8
14 GTLM 912 United States Porsche North America New Zealand Earl Bamber
France Frédéric Makowiecki
Denmark Michael Christensen
Porsche 911 RSR M 395 +17 laps
Porsche 4.0L Flat 6
15 PC 88 United States Starworks Motorsport United States Mark Kvamme
United States Max Hanratty
United Kingdom Richard Bradley
Oreca FLM09 C 393 +19 laps
Chevrolet LS3 6.2L V8
16 GTLM 100 United States BMW Team RLL United States John Edwards
Germany Lucas Luhr
Canada Kuno Wittmer
BMW M6 GTLM M 391 +21 laps
BMW 4.4L Turbo V8
17 GTD 33 United States Riley Motorsports Netherlands Jeroen Bleekemolen
United States Ben Keating
United States Marc Miller
Dodge Viper GT3-R C 385 +27 laps‡
Dodge 8.3L V10
18 GTD 63 United States Scuderia Corsa Denmark Christina Nielsen
Italy Alessandro Balzan
United States Jeff Segal
Ferrari 488 GT3 C 384 +28 laps
Ferrari F154CB 3.9L Turbo V8
19 GTD 97 United States Turner Motorsport United States Michael Marsal
Finland Markus Palttala
United States Cameron Lawrence
BMW M6 GT3 C 384 +28 laps
BMW 4.4L Turbo V8
20 GTD 48 United States Paul Miller Racing United States Madison Snow
United States Bryan Sellers
United States Bryce Miller
Lamborghini Huracán GT3 C 383 +29 laps
Lamborghini 5.2L V10
21 GTD 9 United States Stevenson Motorsports United States Lawson Aschenbach
United States Matt Bell
United States Dion von Moltke
Audi R8 LMS C 383 +29 laps
Audi 5.2L V10
22 GTD 27 United States Dream Racing Motorsport Italy Paolo Ruperti
Italy Luca Persiani
Monaco Cédric Sbirrazzuoli
Lamborghini Huracán GT3 C 383 +29 laps
Lamborghini 5.2L V10
23 GTD 6 United States Stevenson Motorsports United Kingdom Robin Liddell
United States Andrew Davis
United States Mike Skeen
Audi R8 LMS C 382 +30 laps
Audi 5.2L V10
24 PC 20 United States BAR1 Motorsports United States Tomy Drissi
United States Don Yount
United Kingdom Johnny Mowlem
Oreca FLM09 M 379 +33 laps
Chevrolet LS3 6.2L V8
25 GTLM 67 United States Ford Chip Ganassi Racing United Kingdom Richard Westbrook
Australia Ryan Briscoe
New Zealand Scott Dixon
Ford GT M 372 +40 laps
Ford 3.5L EcoBoost V6
26 GTD 23 United States Team Seattle / Alex Job Racing Germany Mario Farnbacher
United Kingdom Ian James
Spain Alex Riberas
Porsche 911 GT3 R C 366 +46 laps
Porsche 4.0L Flat 6
27

DNF

GTD 96 United States Turner Motorsport United States Bret Curtis
United States Ashley Freiberg
Germany Jens Klingmann
BMW M6 GT3 C 364 DNF
BMW 4.4L Turbo V8
28

DNF

GTLM 68 United States Scuderia Corsa Italy Andrea Bertolini
Brazil Daniel Serra
Italy Alessandro Pier Guidi
Ferrari 488 GTE M 350 DNF
Ferrari F154CB 3.9L Turbo V8
29 GTD 16 United States Change Racing United States Corey Lewis
United States Spencer Pumpelly
Italy Richard Antinucci
Lamborghini Huracán GT3 C 350 +62 laps
Lamborghini 5.2L V10
30 GTD 44 United States Magnus Racing United States John Potter
United States Andy Lally
Germany Marco Seefried
Audi R8 LMS C 349 +63 laps
Audi 5.2L V10
31 GTD 73 United States Park Place Motorsports United States Matt McMurry
Germany Jörg Bergmeister
United States Patrick Lindsey
Porsche 911 GT3 R C 348 +64 laps
Porsche 4.0L Flat 6
32

DNF

GTLM 25 United States BMW Team RLL United States Bill Auberlen
Germany Dirk Werner
Brazil Augusto Farfus
BMW M6 GTLM M 317 DNF
BMW 4.4L Turbo V8
33

DNF

PC 8 United States Starworks Motorsport Venezuela Alex Popow
Netherlands Renger van der Zande
Denmark David Heinemeier Hansson
Oreca FLM09 C 287 DNF
Chevrolet LS3 6.2L V8
34 GTLM 911 United States Porsche North America United Kingdom Nick Tandy
France Patrick Pilet
Austria Richard Lietz
Porsche 911 RSR M 229 +183 laps
Porsche 4.0L Flat 6
35

DNF

P 90 United States VisitFlorida Racing United Kingdom Ryan Dalziel
Belgium Marc Goossens
United States Ryan Hunter-Reay
Corvette Daytona Prototype C 198 DNF
Chevrolet 5.5L V8
36

DNF

P 0 United States Panoz DeltaWing Racing United Kingdom Andy Meyrick
United Kingdom Katherine Legge
United States Sean Rayhall
DeltaWing DWC13 C 169 DNF
Élan (Mazda) 1.9L I4 Turbo
37

DNF

P 55 Japan Mazda Motorsports United States Tristan Nunez
United States Jonathan Bomarito
United States Spencer Pigot
Mazda Prototype C 114 DNF
Mazda MZ-2.0T 2.0L I4 Turbo
38

DNF

PC 7 United States Starworks Motorsport Monaco Stefano Coletti
Canada James Dayson
United States Quinlan Lall
Oreca FLM 09 C 50 DNF
Chevrolet LS3 6.2L V8
Sources:[23][24]
Tyre manufacturers
Key
Symbol Tyre manufacturer
C Continental
M Michelin

Championship standings after the race

  • Note: Only the top five positions are included for all sets of standings.
  • Note: Only the top five positions are included for all sets of standings.
  • Note: Only the top five positions are included for all sets of standings.
  • Note: Bold names include the Drivers', Teams', and Manufactures' Champion respectively.

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