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Last weekend I shot some pics while working the "longest road race in the world". The 25 Hours of Thunderhill is a 25 hour endurance race on a 3 mile road course. The winning car dorve over 600 laps in the time alotted!!! Over 1800 miles in 25 hours.
Anyways, I stayed up for 36 hours and got to play with my d70 for that time and got some interesting pics. I actually had to do minimal post processing on these pics and I got to be a little more artistic than straight motorsports shots. I really like that Venus showed up in the "dawn" pic. Thanks gang 
Andrew PS Happy Holidays. Oh yeah, the Red Truck is mine. [url] http://www.sierrafirerescue.com/current ... /index.htm[/url] D70, 70-200VR, 18-70, 50 1.8, SB800
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Great shots - must have been one helluva day - bit worried about the car with wings and afterburners.
Love the shot of dawn with the car lights. Chris Chris
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surprisingly, in my haste gearing up for this event I managed to forget all of my lenses except the kit lens. All these shots are 18-70. And yes, that f15 is about 100 feet off the deck. He pulled up right after this shot and nearly levelde the grid!!!!!!!
thanks all D70, 70-200VR, 18-70, 50 1.8, SB800
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Andrew,
Great stuff. I can remember seeing footage of this event - maybe 12 years ago - while I was living in Modesto. I was in Sacremento for a DSAROC meeting, and this was the evening's activities. Great stuff, with an ever present danger of vehicles falling off the road if the misread a curve. Almost European .... 
Thank you for sharing. g.
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