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Motul Course de Monterey
IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship
Venue	WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca
Corporate sponsor	Motul
First race	1950
First USCC race	2014
Duration	2 hour 40 minutes
Previous names	IMSA Monterey Grand Prix; Pebble Beach Road Races; Monterey Triple Crown; Monterey Sports Car Championships; American Le Mans Monterey; America's Tire 250
Most wins (driver)	5 drivers tied (3)
Most wins (team)	Audi Sport North America (6)
Most wins (manufacturer)	Porsche (9)

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The Course de Monterey is a sports car race held annually at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca by the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA). The event began in 1950 as a race on the roads of Pebble Beach, California. In 1951, it was added to the new SCCA National Sports Car Championship. When Laguna Seca Raceway was built in 1957, the races moved there. The event fell dormant after the National Championship was discontinued in 1957, but was revived by the SCCA's new United States Road Racing Championship in 1963. The race fell dormant again in 1969, and was revived in 1973 with the IMSA GT Championship.

Between 1999 and 2013 the event was a part of the American Le Mans Series, until the series merged with the Rolex Sports Car Series in 2014 to form the United SportsCar Championship.

Pebble Beach

Year	Drivers	Team	Car	Duration/Distance	Race Title	Report
Non-Championship
1950	Phil Hill	Phil Hill	Jaguar XK120 M	100 miles (160 km)	Pebble Beach Road Race	report
SCCA National Sports Car Championship
1951	Bill Pollack	Tom Carstens	Allard 2J-Cadillac	100 miles (160 km)	Pebble Beach Cup	report
1952	Bill Pollack	Tom Carstens	Allard 2J-Cadillac	100 miles (160 km)	Del Monte Trophy	report
1953	Phil Hill	Phil Hill	Ferrari 250 MM Vignale Spyder Series I	100 miles (160 km)	Del Monte Trophy	report
1954	Sterling Edwards		Ferrari 340 MM	100 miles (160 km)	Del Monte Trophy	report
1955	Phil Hill		Ferrari 750 Monza	100 miles (160 km)	Del Monte Trophy	report
1956	Carroll Shelby	Dick Hall	Ferrari 750 Monza Scaglietti	100 miles (160 km)	Del Monte Trophy	report

Laguna Seca

Year	Drivers	Team	Car	Duration/Distance	Race Title	Report
SCCA National Sports Car Championship
1957	Pete Lovely	Fred Armbruster	Ferrari 500 TR		Pebble Beach Races	report
1958 — 1962	Not held
United States Road Racing Championship
1963	Chuck Parsons	Chuck Parsons	Lotus 23-Ford	150 miles (240 km)	Laguna Seca 150	report
1964	Jim Hall	Chaparral Cars	Chaparral 2A-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)		report
1965	Jim Hall	Chaparral Cars	Chaparral 2A-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)		report
1966	Charlie Hayes		McLaren Elva Mark II-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Monterey 150	report
1967	Lothar Motschenbacher		McLaren Elva Mark II-Chevrolet	250 km (160 mi)		report
1968	Mark Donohue	Roger Penske	McLaren M6A-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Pimm's Cup Trophy	report
1969 — 1973	Not held
IMSA GT Championship
1974¹	Elliot Forbes-Robinson	F.A.R. West Racing	Porsche Carrera	100 miles (160 km)	Monterey Triple Crown	report
1974¹	Milt Minter	Toad Hall Motor Racing	Porsche Carrera RSR	100 miles (160 km)	Monterey Triple Crown	report
1975¹	Peter Gregg	Brumos Porsche	Porsche Carrera RSR	100 miles (160 km)	Monterey Triple Crown	report
1975¹	Hans-Joachim Stuck	BMW Motorsport	BMW 3.0 CSL	100 miles (160 km)	Monterey Triple Crown	report
1976²	Al Holbert	Holbert/Dickinson Racing	Chevrolet Monza	100 miles (160 km)	Monterey Triple Crown	report
1977²	Danny Ongais	Interscope Racing	Porsche 934	100 miles (160 km)	Monterey Triple Crown	report
1978	George Follmer	Vasek Polak	Porsche 935/77A	100 miles (160 km)	Monterey Triple Crown	report
1979	Peter Gregg	Brumos Porsche	Porsche 935/79	100 miles (160 km)	Winston GT Monterey Triple Crown	report
1980	John Fitzpatrick	Dick Barbour Racing	Porsche 935 K3	100 miles (160 km)	Datsun Monterey Triple Crown	report
1981	Brian Redman	Cooke Woods/Garretson	Lola T600-Chevrolet	100 miles (160 km)	Datsun Monterey Triple Crown	report
1982	John Paul Jr.	Holbert Racing	Lola T600-Chevrolet	100 miles (160 km)	Datsun Monterey Triple Crown	report
1983	Al Holbert	Holbert Racing	March 83G-Chevrolet	100 miles (160 km)	Monterey Triple Crown	report
1984	Randy Lanier	Blue Thunder Racing	March 83G-Chevrolet	100 miles (160 km)	Red Lobster Monterey Triple Crown	report
1985	Al Holbert	Holbert Racing	Porsche 962	300 km (190 mi)	22nd Annual Nissan Monterey Triple Crown	report
1986	Klaus Ludwig	Zakspeed USA	Ford Mustang Probe GTP	300 km (190 mi)	Monterey Triple Crown	report
1987	Klaus Ludwig	Bayside Disposal Racing	Porsche 962	300 km (190 mi)	Nissan Monterey Triple Crown	report
1988	Not held
1989	Hans-Joachim Stuck	Audi of America	Audi 90 Quattro	1 Hour	Toyota Monterey Grand Prix	report
1990	Not held
1991	Davy Jones	Bud Light/Jaguar Racing	Jaguar XJR-16	300 km (190 mi)	Grand Auto Supply Monterey Camel GT	report
1992	Juan Manuel Fangio II	All American Racers	Eagle Mk III-Toyota	2 Hours	Grand Auto Supply Monterey Camel GT	report
1993	P. J. Jones	All American Racers	Eagle Mk III-Toyota	1 Hour, 45 Minutes	Monterey Camel GT	report
1994	Andy Evans Fermín Vélez	Team Scandia	Ferrari 333 SP	2 Hours	Monterey Sports Car Grand Prix	report
1995	Not held
1996	Not held
1997	John Paul Jr. Butch Leitzinger	Dyson Racing	Riley & Scott Mk III-Ford	1 Hour, 45 Minutes	VISA Sports Car Championships	report
1998	Bill Auberlen Didier de Radigues	BMW Motorsport	Riley & Scott Mk III-BMW	2 Hours, 30 Minutes	VISA Sports Car Championships	report
American Le Mans Series
1999	JJ Lehto Steve Soper	BMW Motorsport	BMW V12 LMR	2 Hours, 45 Minutes	VISA Sports Car Championships presented by Honda	report
2000	Rinaldo Capello Allan McNish	Audi Sport North America	Audi R8	2 Hours, 45 Minutes	Globalcenter Monterey Sports Car Championships	report
2001	Frank Biela Emanuele Pirro	Audi Sport North America	Audi R8	2 Hours, 45 Minutes	Monterey Sports Car Championships presented by Mazda	report
2002	Frank Biela Emanuele Pirro	Audi Sport North America	Audi R8	2 Hours, 45 Minutes	Monterey Sports Car Championships	report
2003	Marco Werner Frank Biela	Infineon Team Joest	Audi R8	2 Hours, 45 Minutes	Fry's Electronics Sports Car Championships	report
2004	Johnny Herbert Pierre Kaffer	ADT Champion Racing	Audi R8	4 Hours	Audi Sports Car Championships	report
2005	Tom Chilton Hayanari Shimoda	Zytek Engineering	Zytek 04S	4 Hours	Monterey Sports Car Championships	report
2006	Allan McNish Rinaldo Capello	Audi Sport North America	Audi R10 TDI	4 Hours	Monterey Sports Car Championships	report
2007	Allan McNish Rinaldo Capello	Audi Sport North America	Audi R10 TDI	4 Hours	Monterey Sports Car Championships	report
2008	Marco Werner Lucas Luhr	Audi Sport North America	Audi R10 TDI	4 Hours	Monterey Sports Car Championships presented by Patrón	report
2009	Gil de Ferran Simon Pagenaud	de Ferran Motorsports	Acura ARX-02a	4 Hours	Monterey Sports Car Championships presented by Patrón	report
2010	David Brabham Simon Pagenaud Marino Franchitti	Patrón Highcroft Racing	HPD ARX-01C	6 Hours	American Le Mans Series Monterey presented by Patrón	report
2011	Adrián Fernández Harold Primat Stefan Mücke	Aston Martin Racing	Lola-Aston Martin B09/60	6 Hours	ModSpace American Le Mans Monterey presented by Patrón	report
2012	Klaus Graf Lucas Luhr	Muscle Milk Pickett Racing	HPD ARX-03a	6 Hours	American Le Mans Monterey presented by Patrón	report
2013	Klaus Graf Lucas Luhr	Muscle Milk Pickett Racing	HPD ARX-03a	4 Hours	American Le Mans Monterey presented by Patrón	report
IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship
2014³	Renger van der Zande Mirco Schultis	Starworks Motorsport	Oreca FLM09 Chevrolet	2 Hours (PC, GTD)	Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix Powered By Mazda	report
2014³	Johannes van Overbeek Ed Brown	Extreme Speed Motorsports	HPD ARX-03b	2 Hours (P, GTLM)	Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix Powered By Mazda	report
2015	Michael Valiante Richard Westbrook	VisitFlorida.com Racing	Corvette DP	2 Hours, 40 Minutes	Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix Powered By Mazda	report
2016	Oswaldo Negri Jr. John Pew	Michael Shank Racing with Curb-Agajanian	Ligier JS P2 Honda	2 Hours (P, GTLM)	Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix Powered By Mazda	report
2016	Robert Alon Tom Kimber-Smith	PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports	Oreca FLM09 Chevrolet	2 Hours (PC, GTD)	Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix Powered By Mazda	report
2017	Marc Goossens Renger van der Zande	VisitFlorida.com Racing	Ligier JS P217	2 Hours, 40 Minutes	America's Tire 250	report
2018	Pipo Derani Johannes van Overbeek	Tequila Patrón ESM	Nissan Onroak DPi	2 Hours, 40 Minutes	America's Tire 250	report
2019	Dane Cameron Juan Pablo Montoya	Acura Team Penske	Acura ARX-05	2 Hours, 40 Minutes	IMSA Monterey Grand Prix	report
2020	Hélio Castroneves Ricky Taylor	Acura Team Penske	Acura ARX-05	2 Hours, 40 Minutes	Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Championship	report
2021	Filipe Albuquerque Ricky Taylor	Konica Minolta Acura	Acura ARX-05	2 Hours, 40 Minutes	Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Championship	report
2022	Filipe Albuquerque Ricky Taylor	Konica Minolta Acura	Acura ARX-05	2 Hours, 40 Minutes	Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Championship	report
2023	Sébastien Bourdais Renger van der Zande	Cadillac Racing	Cadillac V-Series.R	2 Hours, 40 Minutes	Motul Course de Monterey Powered by Hyundai N	report
2024	Mathieu Jaminet Nick Tandy	Porsche Penske Motosport	Porsche 963	2 Hours, 40 Minutes	Motul Course de Monterey Powered by Hyundai N	report
^1 Doubleheader events in 1974 and 1975 ^2 IMSA were also the headlining race at the Monterey Grand Prix in 1976 and 1977 ^3 Split races in 2014 and 2016

References

External links

United SportsCar Championship official site
Ultimate Racing History: Laguna Seca archive
Racing Sports Cars: Laguna Seca archive, Pebble Beach archive
World Sports Racing Prototypes: SCCA National archive, USRRC archive, IMSA archive
Etceterini

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+{{Short description|Sports car race}}
+{{About||the open-wheel car race|IndyCar Monterey Grand Prix}}
 {{Infobox motor race
-|Race title = Monterey Grand Prix
+|Race title = Motul Course de Monterey
 |Logo =
 |Track map = [[File:Laguna Seca.svg|250px]]
 |Series long = [[IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship]]
 |Series short = USCC
 |Venue = [[WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca]]
-|Sponsor = [[Continental Tire]]
+|Sponsor = [[Motul (company)|Motul]]
 |First race = 1950
 |First series race = 2014
@@ Line 13: / Line 16: @@
 |Laps =
 |Duration = 2 hour 40 minutes
-|Previous names = Pebble Beach Road Races<br />Monterey Triple Crown<br />Monterey Sports Car Championships<br />American Le Mans Monterey<br />America's Tire 250
+|Previous names = IMSA Monterey Grand Prix<br />Pebble Beach Road Races<br />Monterey Triple Crown<br />Monterey Sports Car Championships<br />American Le Mans Monterey<br />America's Tire 250
 |Most wins driver = ''5 drivers tied'' (3)<!-- Hill, Holbert, Capello, McNish, Biela -->
 |Most wins team = [[Joest Racing|Audi Sport North America]] (6)
@@ Line 19: / Line 22: @@
 }}
-The '''Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix featuring AMERICA'S TIRE 250''' (formerly run under various names) is a [[sports car racing|sports car race]] held annually at [[WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca]]. The event began in 1950 as a race on the roads of [[Pebble Beach, California]].  In 1951, it was added to the new [[SCCA National Sports Car Championship]].  When Laguna Seca Raceway was built in 1957, the races moved there.  The event fell dormant after the National Championship was discontinued in 1957, but was revived by the [[SCCA]]'s new [[United States Road Racing Championship]] in 1963.  The race fell dormant again in 1969, and was revived in 1973 with the [[IMSA GT Championship]].
+The '''Course de Monterey''' is a [[sports car racing|sports car race]] held annually at [[WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca]] by the [[International Motor Sports Association]] (IMSA). The event began in 1950 as a race on the roads of [[Pebble Beach, California]].  In 1951, it was added to the new [[SCCA National Sports Car Championship]].  When Laguna Seca Raceway was built in 1957, the races moved there.  The event fell dormant after the National Championship was discontinued in 1957, but was revived by the [[SCCA]]'s new [[United States Road Racing Championship]] in 1963.  The race fell dormant again in 1969, and was revived in 1973 with the [[IMSA GT Championship]].
+Between 1999 and 2013 the event was a part of the [[American Le Mans Series]], until the series merged with the [[Rolex Sports Car Series]] in 2014 to form the [[WeatherTech SportsCar Championship|United SportsCar Championship]].
-Between 1999 and 2013 the event was a part of the [[American Le Mans Series]], until the series merged with the [[Rolex Sports Car Series]] in 2014 to form the [[United SportsCar Championship]].
 ==Pebble Beach==
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 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Bill Pollack]]
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Tom Carstens]]
-| [[Allard|Allard 2J]]-[[Cadillac]]
+| [[Allard Motor Company|Allard 2J]]-[[Cadillac]]
 | {{convert|100|mi|km}}
 | Pebble Beach Cup
@@ Line 56: / Line 60: @@
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Bill Pollack]]
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Tom Carstens]]
-| [[Allard|Allard 2J]]-[[Cadillac]]
+| [[Allard Motor Company|Allard 2J]]-[[Cadillac]]
 | {{convert|100|mi|km}}
 | Del Monte Trophy
@@ Line 123: / Line 127: @@
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Chuck Parsons]]
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Chuck Parsons]]
-| [[Lotus 23]]-[[Ford]]
+| [[Lotus 23]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]]
 | {{convert|150|mi|km}}
 | Laguna Seca 150
@@ Line 248: / Line 252: @@
 |-
 ! 1982
-| {{flagicon|USA}} [[John Paul, Jr. (racing driver)|John Paul, Jr.]]
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[John Paul Jr. (racing driver)|John Paul Jr.]]
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Holbert Racing]]
 | [[Lola T600]]-[[Chevrolet]]
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 |-
 ! 1997
-| {{flagicon|USA}} [[John Paul, Jr. (racing driver)|John Paul, Jr.]]<br>{{flagicon|USA}} [[Butch Leitzinger]]
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[John Paul Jr. (racing driver)|John Paul Jr.]]<br>{{flagicon|USA}} [[Butch Leitzinger]]
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Dyson Racing]]
-| [[Riley & Scott Mk III]]-[[Ford]]
+| [[Riley & Scott Mk III]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]]
 | 1 Hour, 45 Minutes
 | [[VISA (credit card)|VISA]] Sports Car Championships
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 | {{flagicon|NED}} [[Renger van der Zande]]<br />{{flagicon|GER}} Mirco Schultis
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Starworks Motorsport]]
-| [[Oreca FLM09]] [[Chevrolet]]
+| [[Le Mans Prototype Challenge|Oreca FLM09]] [[Chevrolet]]
 | 2 Hours (PC, GTD)
 | rowspan="2"| [[Continental Tire]] Monterey Grand Prix Powered By [[Mazda]]
@@ Line 497: / Line 501: @@
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Johannes van Overbeek]]<br>{{flagicon|USA}} Ed Brown
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Extreme Speed Motorsports]]
-| [[HPD ARX-03|HPD ARX-03b]]
+| [[HPD ARX-03]]b
 | 2 Hours (P, GTLM)
 |-
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 | {{flagicon|CAN}} [[Michael Valiante]]<br>{{flagicon|GBR}} [[Richard Westbrook]]
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Spirit of Daytona Racing|VisitFlorida.com Racing]]
-| Corvette DP
+| [[Corvette Daytona Prototype|Corvette DP]]
 | 2 Hours, 40 Minutes
 | [[Continental Tire]] Monterey Grand Prix Powered By [[Mazda]]
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 ! rowspan="2"| 2016
 | {{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Oswaldo Negri Jr.]]<br> {{flagicon|USA}} [[John Pew]]
-| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Michael Shank Racing]] with [[Curb-Agajanian Performance Group|Curb-Agajanian]]
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Meyer Shank Racing|Michael Shank Racing]] with [[Curb-Agajanian Performance Group|Curb-Agajanian]]
 | [[Ligier JS P2]] [[Honda]]
 | 2 Hours (P, GTLM)
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 | rowspan="2"| [[2016 Monterey Grand Prix|report]]''
 |-
-| {{flagicon|USA}} Robert Alon<br> {{flagicon|UK}} Tom Kimber-Smith
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Robert Alon]]<br>{{flagicon|UK}} [[Tom Kimber-Smith]]
-| {{flagicon|USA}} PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports]]
-| [[Oreca FLM09]] [[Chevrolet]]
+| [[Le Mans Prototype Challenge|Oreca FLM09]] [[Chevrolet]]
 | 2 Hours (PC, GTD)
 |-
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 | {{flagicon|BEL}} [[Marc Goossens]]<br>{{flagicon|NED}} [[Renger van der Zande]]
 | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Spirit of Daytona Racing|VisitFlorida.com Racing]]
-| Ligier JS P217
+| [[Ligier JS P217]]
 | 2 Hours, 40 Minutes
 | America's Tire 250
-| ''[[2017 America's Tire 250|report]]''
+| ''[[2017 Monterey Grand Prix|report]]''
 |-
+! 2018
+| {{flagicon|BRA}} [[Pipo Derani]]<br>{{flagicon|USA}} [[Johannes van Overbeek]]
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Extreme Speed Motorsports|Tequila Patrón ESM]]
+| [[Ligier Nissan DPi|Nissan Onroak DPi]]
+| 2 Hours, 40 Minutes
+| America's Tire 250
+| ''[[2018 Monterey Grand Prix|report]]''
+|-
+! 2019
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Dane Cameron]]<br>{{flagicon|COL}} [[Juan Pablo Montoya]]
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Team Penske|Acura Team Penske]]
+| [[Acura ARX-05]]
+| 2 Hours, 40 Minutes
+| IMSA Monterey Grand Prix
+| ''[[2019 Monterey Grand Prix|report]]''
+|-
+! 2020
+| {{flagicon|BRA}} [[Hélio Castroneves]]<br>{{flagicon|USA}} [[Ricky Taylor]]
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Team Penske|Acura Team Penske]]
+| [[Acura ARX-05]]
+| 2 Hours, 40 Minutes
+| Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Championship
+| ''[[2020 Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Championship|report]]''
+|-
+! 2021
+| {{flagicon|POR}} [[Filipe Albuquerque]]<br>{{flagicon|USA}} [[Ricky Taylor]]
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Wayne Taylor Racing|Konica Minolta Acura]]
+| [[Acura ARX-05]]
+| 2 Hours, 40 Minutes
+| Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Championship
+| ''[[2021 IMSA Monterey Grand Prix|report]]''
+|-
+! 2022
+| {{flagicon|POR}} [[Filipe Albuquerque]]<br>{{flagicon|USA}} [[Ricky Taylor]]
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Wayne Taylor Racing|Konica Minolta Acura]]
+| [[Acura ARX-05]]
+| 2 Hours, 40 Minutes
+| Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Championship
+| ''[[2022 Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Championship|report]]''
+|-
+! 2023
+| {{flagicon|FRA}} [[Sébastien Bourdais]]<br>{{flagicon|NED}} [[Renger van der Zande]]
+| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Chip Ganassi Racing|Cadillac Racing]]
+| [[Cadillac V-Series.R]]
+| 2 Hours, 40 Minutes
+| Motul Course de Monterey Powered by [[Hyundai N]]
+| ''[[2023 Motul Course de Monterey|report]]''
+|-
+! 2024
+| {{flagicon|FRA}} [[Mathieu Jaminet]]<br>{{flagicon|GBR}} [[Nick Tandy]]
+| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Team Penske|Porsche Penske Motosport]]
+| [[Porsche 963]]
+| 2 Hours, 40 Minutes
+| Motul Course de Monterey Powered by [[Hyundai N]]
+| ''[[2024 Motul Course de Monterey|report]]''
+|-
+|colspan=8 style="font-size:smaller"|
 :{{note|1|1}} Doubleheader events in 1974 and 1975
 :{{note|2|2}} IMSA were also the headlining race at the [[Monterey Grand Prix]] in 1976 and 1977
 :{{note|3|3}} Split races in 2014 and 2016
 |}
+==References==
+{{Reflist}}
 ==External links==
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 {{ALMS races}}
 {{United SportsCar Championship races}}
 [[Category:Monterey Sports Car Championships| ]]
 [[Category:Recurring sporting events established in 1950]]

v t e Races of the American Le Mans Series (1999–2013)
Road Courses	Austin Laguna Seca Lime Rock Mid-Ohio Miller Mosport Nürburgring Portland Road America Road Atlanta (Grand Prix) Road Atlanta (Petit Le Mans) Sebring Silverstone Sonoma Virginia
Street Circuits	Adelaide Baltimore Belle Isle Houston Long Beach Miami St. Petersburg Trois-Rivières Washington, D.C.
Rovals	Charlotte Las Vegas Texas
2001 ELMS races	Sebring Donington Jarama Estoril Most Vallelunga Road Atlanta (Petit Le Mans)