Will hoped for the top ten, but after a couple mistakes and pushing a bit too hard in the Eau Rouge he takes twelth place after qualifying.

The drivers were pre-warned by the PMSC race director; it's a contested decision for the top position contenders after one car leaves the track.

It's a tricky track, and any driver who shortcuts the track beyond the white line will have his time cancelled. This rule is reiterated by PMSC officials during a drivers' meeting before practice.

In this course, with its world-famous bends and curves, precision is important.

 Below, Will Langhorne keeps it tight ascending Eau Rouge.
Team MRS takes pole position!

Audio is below.

This weekend's race brings William to Belgium.
The Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is one of the greatest challenges of racing still in existence. The drivers must contend with passages and curves like "Eau Rouge".

The second film in an ongoing Walkumentary series, “A Day in the Life of a Grand Prix Racer” takes viewers behind the scenes with professional race car driver Will Langhorne during the Belgian Grand Prix in Spa-Francorchamps.

Filmmaker Jed Wolfington (“Swing State Ohio”, 2006) travels with Will and documents the good, the bad and the ugly of professional auto racing.

 
And finally, some full-length action comin' around the bend!

plus a teaser...

Here are a few short promos to tickle your throttle:

Promo Spot: Just Getting' the Paper!

...and that's it for the season!

#15 finishes the final race in 15th, and Team MRS fares well overall. 

click to listen to Will's final Racing Report  

Practice seemed a little sluggish.  Let's see what the qualifying brings Saturday at 12:25pm local time.