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WHAT'S YOUR RACE OF THE YEAR IN 2009?


With the countdown to the start of the 2009 American Le Mans Series well under way, we want to know what event you are looking forward to the most. Choose your three most anticipated races of the season at americanlemans.com. Is it the season-opener at Sebring, the street races at St. Petersburg and Long Beach? How about the four-hour classics at Road America and Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca? Or maybe it's Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta.

Take it a step further and tell us why via email. We'll update Web site visitors with your comments, and maybe entice a new fan or two to your favorite race.

SEBRING
The Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring has been the traditional opening race of the American Le Mans Series season.
 
ST. PETERSBURG
North America's answer to Monaco, the Series will race on St. Pete streets for the third straight season.
 
LONG BEACH
North America's most famed street circuit will see the Series compete for the third time with the last North American race in GT1 for Corvette Racing.
 
UTAH
This year's race is the second on the 3.048-mile, 15-turn perimeter circuit.
 
LIME ROCK
Once again the post-Le Mans schedule begins at Connecticut's newly renovated Lime Rock Park.
 
MID-OHIO
One of North America's classic road courses, Mid-Ohio is nestled deep in Acura country.
 
ROAD AMERICA
Drivers and fans alike hail Road America as the country's best road course. At 4.048 miles and 14 turns, it's hard to argue against it.
 
MOSPORT
This is the fastest circuit on the American Le Mans Series calendar and the lone Canadian stop.
 
ROAD ATLANTA
Petit Le Mans, the annual 1,000-mile/10-hour classic, serves as the cornerstone event for the Series.
 
MAZDA RACEWAY LAGUNA SECA
What better way to close the season than four hours in Monterey and on the Pacific coast?