Top 10 photos of the week: 2015-06-03
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10. Today's LM P1 entries are truly magnificent works of art/machinery.
9. Repeating patterns in a MotoGP start.
8. Carlos Sainz Jr. has fun in Lima, Peru with a nice donut in lovely light.
7. In victory celebrations, the closer the better sometimes. And this isn't always possible with how parc fermé/victory lane is set up. We love this super wide angle shot.
6. Tire marks and a famous Spaniard.
5. This shows just how packed tight the driver is sitting in these LMP cars. Claustrophobics need not apply.
4. One of several iconic shots from Le Mans, only possible during the Test Day as this large sign will be covered with adverts come race week, sadly.
3. Driving in the rain is difficult. And so is shooting in the rain. Lovely moody image of Detroit's finest gray day.
2. The smoke, which makes the crew members standout (pop) really takes this image to the next level. Nice celebratory moment.
1. The 56 cars in this now famous annual shot speak for themselves.
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