Braselton, GA. - "It's been a day of positives," said Level 5 Motorsports' newest driver, Marino Franchitti just before heading into Wednesday of the week leading up to Petit Le Mans. On Monday, the Level 5 team rolled out its second HPD ARX-01g for the first time to accompany its No. 95 model, which had a flawless performance at Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway last month. During practice laps on Monday, driver Luis Diaz finished with the fastest time in the class, which left pacesetter Christophe Bouchut in second and the team overall in a 1-2 position to begin testing Wednesday. Franchitti,......READ MORE

Braselton, GA. - "It's been a day of positives," said Level 5 Motorsports' newest driver, Marino Franchitti just before heading into Wednesday of the week leading up to Petit Le Mans. On Monday, the Level 5 team rolled out its second HPD ARX-01g for the first time to accompany its No. 95 model, which had a flawless performance at Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway last month. During practice laps on Monday, driver Luis Diaz finished with the fastest time in the class, which left pacesetter Christophe Bouchut in second and the team overall in a 1-2 position to begin testing Wednesday. Franchitti,......READ MORE

Level 5 Motorsports entered this year's Petit Le Mans with a list of things to prove: In its first year the in Le Mans Prototype (LMP) 2 class, they have to prove that they're skilled enough drivers to compete with some of the world's most elite. They also came to prove that their brand new car was a worthy investment and can keep up with the field-dominating Nissans and other prototypes. So far, the Scott Tucker-owned team hasn't had any problems. Tucker's co-driver Luis Diaz secured the coveted pole position in a dramatic win over the No. 26 Signatech Oreca 03 Nissan driven by JK Vernay.......READ MORE

Level 5 Motorsports entered this year's Petit Le Mans with a list of things to prove: In its first year the in Le Mans Prototype (LMP) 2 class, they have to prove that they're skilled enough drivers to compete with some of the world's most elite. They also came to prove that their brand new car was a worthy investment and can keep up with the field-dominating Nissans and other prototypes. So far, the Scott Tucker-owned team hasn't had any problems. Tucker's co-driver Luis Diaz secured the coveted pole position in a dramatic win over the No. 26 Signatech Oreca 03 Nissan driven by JK Vernay.......READ MORE

Level 5 Motorsports has had nothing but positive reviews of its pre-Petit Le Mans practice and testing week, and even more positive remarks about its eventual Petit victory. The brand new HPD ARX-01g prototypes it brought to the race have been running flawlessly according to all reports from the track. But "flawlessly" doesn't mean entirely without error. In fact, Level 5's No. 055 HPD ARX-01g was part of a morning full of incidents during the 25-minute warm-up at Road Atlanta last Saturday. Level 5's No. 055 suffered an oil leak, a minor but important problem to fix for the car, which......READ MORE

Level 5 Motorsports has had nothing but positive reviews of its pre-Petit Le Mans practice and testing week, and even more positive remarks about its eventual Petit victory. The brand new HPD ARX-01g prototypes it brought to the race have been running flawlessly according to all reports from the track. But "flawlessly" doesn't mean entirely without error. In fact, Level 5's No. 055 HPD ARX-01g was part of a morning full of incidents during the 25-minute warm-up at Road Atlanta last Saturday. Level 5's No. 055 suffered an oil leak, a minor but important problem to fix for the car, which......READ MORE

While Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports are busy preparing for the approaching season racing event, the group got the news on Thursday verifying their 80th 24 Hours of Le Mans entry. Championship winning group leader and award recipient of the famous 24-hour French endurance race - Automobile Club de l'Ouest, Scott Tucker competes against the finest drivers in the world on June for the LMP2 field. Scott Tucker, a local of Leawood in Kansas and the 5-time national champion driver rejoined by his team mate Christophe Bouchut. Scott Tucker and Bouchut will be competing with the No. 33 Honda......READ MORE

Earlier this year, the Scott Tucker-owned racing team Level 5 Motorsports prepared for the 24 Hours of Le Mans, an historic endurance race in the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup series. Like any team, Level 5 aimed to win. But curiously, the team opted out of the option to qualify for a starting position in the race, instead accepting the dead last position for its two Microsoft Office-sponsored LMP2 cars, Nos. 55 and 95. "Qualifying for a 24-hour race is meaningless," said a Level 5 mechanic at the time. "Anything that's not directly related to winning, we're going to opt out of." It's......READ MORE

The pinnacle of the 2011 American Le Mans series takes place on Oct. 1 with the 14th annual Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta. For Scott Tucker, driver and owner for Level 5 Motorsports, the race marks the beginning of his sixth year of professional racing. In 2006, he made his professional debut at Petit Le Mans, and from there, his career took off. "There are not many Americans that get to race there, first and foremost, so I feel very privileged to be among that group," he said. "This year, we're the only American prototype team there. We feel very fortunate we were selected to race there." ......READ MORE

Earlier this year, Level 5 Motorsports owner-driver Scott Tucker made an investment. He bought two brand new Honda prototype cars in the middle of a packed racing season. The reason: because they were the best. Tucker and his team had finished the 2010 season with a win at Petit Le Mans, moving them from the LMP class to the LMP2 class for the 2011 season. Even though Tucker was racing in five series and a mid-season car change could create obstacles, Tucker reserved the first two HPD ARX-01gs out of production. He was looking ahead to the 2011 Petit Le Mans, where he wanted to make sure the......READ MORE