| Healey Meets Le Mans 2008 |
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The 2010 poster is here
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With Le Mans Classic approaching fast we want to take a moment and highlight the historie of the cars that participate at Le Mans on behalf of Dutch drivers
 Departure on Tuesday, the dutch soccer team is playing so the roads are empty.
 It was a beatuiful night to travel to Le Mans.
 Wednesday morning the convoi with Rinus, Jetze and Hans is underway.
 The participatns of the Tour de France are also underway.
 Our encampent at HOUX in Le Mans.
The drivers from left to right Rinus, Jaap, Hans , Jetze.
 Refresh your feet, it was 36 degrees.
This was our Saturday, "an easy day.
 Prepare for the start.
 Waiting untill 16:00.
 Jetze is getting ready for the start.
 After months of preparation Jetze can finally run the Le Mans start.
 Goede en snelle start van Jetze.
 And here we go.
 Fully crowded tribunes.
 Approximately 94.000 visitors are present to watch this racing spectacle.
 Relative peace in the night
 DD300 also drove under the flag of the Healey Museum Raceteam.
 Waiting for the night session to begin.
 Rinus casts a last glance at the engine.
 The three Healeys that drive under the flag of the Healey Museum.
 Hans is posponing the moment at which he has to put on his race suit to the very last moment. At this time at night it still was 26 degrees.
 Departure from the paddock at night.
 After the race it is important to drink, drink and drink some more.
 And of course chat with the other drivers.
 All the drivers after completing the last session Sunday morning.
 The father of Dutch Healey drivers Ben Konst is welcomed in the paddock.
 Cees kooy is visiting the drivers.
 The last remainders of our encampenten.
Our team managers Frans and Fred have left before our return to the encampement, they have left the above message for us to read..
 Loading up on Monday morning.
 Gerard is performing the last checks before departure back to the Netherlands.
 On the road back to the Netherlands.
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