This weekend, Lime Rock Park will once again reverberate with the thunderous roar of engines as it hosts the next round of the Revolution Cup in collaboration with the Prototype Sprint Series Association (PSSA). Nestled in the scenic hills of Connecticut, Lime Rock Park holds a special place in the hearts of racing aficionados for its rich history and challenging track.
A Legacy of Racing Excellence
Lime Rock Park, known as "The Bullring," is famous for its tight, challenging circuit that demands precision and skill from drivers. Over the decades, it has been a favoured venue for some of America’s most prestigious racing series, including Trans-Am, Formula 5000, IMSA GTP, NASCAR, USAC, PSSA, and vintage races. Its inaugural race in 1957 marked the beginning of a storied journey in American motorsport.
Legendary Drivers and Memorable Moments
Throughout its history, Lime Rock Park has witnessed memorable performances from legendary drivers who have left an indelible mark on the sport. Icons like Paul Newman, Mario Andretti, Mark Donohue, and Dan Gurney have graced its track, thrilling fans with their skill and daring manoeuvres. The circuit's unique layout has challenged even the best, creating moments of triumph and heartbreak that have become part of racing folklore.
Family-Friendly Entertainment
For families and racing enthusiasts alike, Lime Rock Park offers a thrilling spectacle against a backdrop of picturesque landscapes. The upcoming Revolution Cup promises a weekend filled with adrenaline-pumping action, showcasing impressive race cars and talented drivers battling it out on track. From the whir of engines to the smell of burning rubber, the event promises an unforgettable experience for attendees of all ages.
Event Schedule
Friday, July 19
9:55 AM: Free Practice 1 (25 mins)
12:10 PM: Free Practice 2 (20 mins)
2:25 PM: Free Practice 3 (25 mins)
4:40 PM: Qualifying (25 mins)
Saturday, July 20
10:50 AM: Sprint Race 1 (30 mins)
3:50 PM: Sprint Race 2 (30 mins)
Participants from Esses Racing
Nino La Rosa. pictured above is making his Revolution Cup North America debut, following runs in the European series.
Don't Miss Out
Opportunities to witness such high-octane racing at Lime Rock Park are rare and should not be missed. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or a newcomer to motorsports, the chance to see history in the making amidst the scenic beauty of Lime Rock Park is an experience that promises excitement and thrills.
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All About Lime Rock Park
Location: Lakeville, Connecticut
Inaugurated: 1957
Track Length: 1.5 miles (2.41 km)
Turns: 7 challenging corners
