American Le Mans Series

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The American Le Mans Series was a North American sports car racing championship featuring endurance races for prototype and grand touring cars, inspired by the rules and spirit of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf endurance racing championship
sports car racing series
allowedFuelType diesel
ethanol blends
gasoline
basedOnRulesOf Automobile Club de l’Ouest NERFINISHED
carClass GT1
GT2
GTC NERFINISHED
LMP1 NERFINISHED
LMP2
LMPC NERFINISHED
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
discipline sports car racing
dissolved 2013
feature customer racing teams
manufacturer participation
multi-class racing
firstSeason 1999
founder Don Panoz NERFINISHED
governingBody International Motor Sports Association NERFINISHED
inception 1999
inspiredBy 24 Hours of Le Mans NERFINISHED
lastSeason 2013
mergedInto IMSA SportsCar Championship NERFINISHED
notableCircuit Laguna Seca NERFINISHED
Lime Rock Park NERFINISHED
Long Beach Street Circuit NERFINISHED
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course NERFINISHED
Mosport International Raceway NERFINISHED
Road America NERFINISHED
Road Atlanta NERFINISHED
Sebring International Raceway NERFINISHED
notableEvent 12 Hours of Sebring NERFINISHED
Petit Le Mans NERFINISHED
officialLanguage English
organizer International Motor Sports Association NERFINISHED
promotedBy Panoz Motor Sports Group NERFINISHED
raceFormat endurance race
region North America
regulationsBasedOn Grand Touring regulations
Le Mans Prototype regulations
shortName ALMS NERFINISHED
sport auto racing
successor IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship NERFINISHED
United SportsCar Championship NERFINISHED
typicalRaceDuration 2 hours 45 minutes

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Scott Sharp participantIn American Le Mans Series
Miller Motorsports Park hasNotableSeriesHosted American Le Mans Series