Battle scars after the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the winning No. 2 Audi. Photo credit: Rick Dole for Michelin North America

The 24 Hours of Le Mans is over and in less than two weeks, the two-and-a-half month break in the American Le Mans Series 2011 schedule ends with the Lime Rock Grand Prix resuming racing. Still, the michelinracingusa.com staff compiled a wealth of posts at Le Mans, and here they all are in one for your viewing pleasure in our 2011 24 Hours of Le Mans content recap. Enjoy!

POST-RACE

Olly’s Corvette Le Hot Lap

How L’Ouest Was Won

Relive the classic Le Mans battle

A matter of seconds for Simon

Raising the bar to Level 5

Here’s to you Mrs (and Mr) Robertson

Milner masters Le Mans for Corvette

A whole “Lotterer” smiles at Audi

Le Mans 24 Hour Galleries

The shape of things to come

The No. 73 Corvette leads a pack of GT cars down the Mulsanne straight. Photo credit: Rick Dole for Michelin North America

RACE UPDATES

Le Mans 24 – Audi Wins!

Le Mans 24 Hour – 20 Hour Update

Le Mans 24 Hour – 16 Hour Update

Dawn

Le Mans 24 Hour – 12 Hour Update

Le Mans 24 Hour – 8 Hour Update

Le Mans 24 Hour – 4 Hour Update

Early Exit for Fernandez

Big Crash for McNish in #3 Audi

Pit Action Begins

The Race is on!

Peugeot's Alex Wurz greets fans at Friday's driver parade in downtown Le Mans. Photo credit: Rick Dole for Michelin North America

PRE-RACE

Le Mans by the numbers

The Le Mans Parade: For the Fans

“Square” Tires Dominate Qualifying

The Final Day Before Green at Le Mans

Grid-Setting Shots at Le Mans

Treluyer, Audi Take Michelin to Le Mans Pole

Thursday Evening Warm-Up

Major News Day at Le Mans

Stunner: All American DeltaWing Concept for 2012 Le Mans

Peugeot, BMW on Provisional Le Mans Poles

What’s On Tap at Le Mans

Audi, BMW Pace Le Mans Wednesday Practice

Calm Before The Storm at Le Mans Wednesday

Michelin Toasts Present and Future at Le Mans

Waltrip Begins Video Blogs From Le Mans

Wrapping Up Inspection for Le Mans

Michael Waltrip Heads to Le Mans

This Year’s Le Mans is Underway

Flying Lizard's No. 80 Porsche gets ready to run at Le Mans. Photo credit: Rick Dole for Michelin North America

TEAM PREVIEWS

ORECA Peugeot, Others Hope to Surprise at Le Mans

European GT Teams Bolster Le Mans Field

Robertsons – A Dream Realized at Le Mans

Level 5 – Tucker’s Team Debuts at Le Mans

Risi Splits Its Parts at Le Mans

Corvette – Ready To Avenge 2010’s Disappointment

Flying Lizard – Two Shots at Glory

Audi – R18 Ready To Resume Le Mans Dominance

Peugeot – Seeking Bounceback with New 908