I’m not finding many links for streaming video of this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans but I’ll try to update throughout the day with any links I do happen to find.

Speed TV: Speed will be providing a live video stream when they are not broadcasting the race on TV. The stream will be active from 12:00 PM to 4:30 PM and 10:00 PM to 12 Midnight EST. This feed may not work if you are not in the US. To view their live TV broadcast on your computer, you can try the TVU Player.

Justin.tv: If this video feed stops working, try doing a search for “LeMans” or “Le Mans” in the upper right hand corner of the Justin.tv website to find another channel.

Radio Le Mans: A live audio feed. Click the “Listen Live” button in the upper left part of the homepage.

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Here are a few options for watching the 76th running of the 24 hrs of Le Mans. Of course you can watch it on Speed if you’re in the US but unfortunately they will be breaking away for Nascar coverage during the day. If you don’t get Speed on your TV, you can try watching their feed using the TVU Player. Speed coverage is available on the TVU “Wheels” channel 53060. You can also watch live streaming video courtesy of Justin.tv (embedded below) and Eurosport. I believe the Eurosport feed is only available if you’re in Europe (unless you use a proxy) so I’m afraid I can’t verify that it’s working. For audio coverage, check out Radio Le Mans. You may be able to find some other links to live streaming video in this thread at the ten tenth’s forum. Enjoy the race!

Update: It looks like the Justin.tv Eurosport feed has switched to a horse riding event. Here’s another live feed from 24ur.com. I’ll try to post more if I find any.

In anticipation of the 2008 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona, I thought I would fire up rFactor and turn a few laps around the road course in the prototype mod. Sadly, rFactor won’t unlock on my new PC so no blasting past the ferris wheel for me until I get my unlock code sorted out with ISI. I did notice that James Burroughs has an updated version of his Daytona Road Course for rFactor and GTR2 posted at his RealRacin.net downloads page. I look forward to checking that out when I’m up and running as the previous version was top notch and easily one of my favorite third party tracks. If you want to kill some time while you’re waiting for the green flag to drop, here’s a pretty good video from last year’s race:

This year’s race coverage starts at 1:00 PM EST on Fox and continues at 2:30 PM EST on the Speed Channel. If you don’t receive SpeedTV, you can try to watch streaming video of the race with the TVU Player.

I posted a list of the 10 highest and lowest sellers from Barrett Jackson’s Scottsdale auction last year so I figured I would do it again for 2008. There didn’t seem to be quite as many standouts going across the auction block this year but there was still plenty of nice hardware on hand. Here’s the list along with a video recap from the Speed Channel.

A sale worthy of note that didn’t make the top 10 is Tony Stewart’s 2007 NASCAR Monte Carlo which sold for $300,000 to benefit the Darrell Gwynn Foundation. You can view the entire list of cars at Barrett Jackson.com and SpeedTV has a nice collection of videos from this year’s auction in Scottsdale.

It was only a matter of time before The Onion got around to picking on NASCAR. This video is not as funny as some of their other satire but it’s still worth a watch. With a couple of tweaks here and there, it could easily pass for an NBC Sports interview.