Here's a great look at the Long Beach road course courtesy of Porsche works driver Sascha Maassen.

This is a great look at what the Porsche ALMS drivers will be facing next weekend. It's interesting how Maassen points out that on this one course is the tightest turn and the longest straight of the ALMS season.

Follow the "Read More" link for a quick look at a video synopsis of last year's Porsche victory at the Grand Prix of Long Beach.

Round 3 of the American Le Mans Series takes place Saturday, April 19th in Long Beach, California. Do you think Porsche will repeat? Do you think this will be a more successful season than last year? With resounding victories at Sebring and St. Petersburg, Porsche is lined up to do just that.

Head on over to the ALMS section of the Porsche360 Forums and let us know what you think about Porsche's chances this season.

Stuttgart. At the season-opening round of the European Le Mans Series on 6 April in Barcelona, three Porsche RS Spyders line up on the grid for the first time. The successful sports prototype from Weissach will be fielded by three teams in the LMS. Driving for the Van Merksteijn Motorsport (Netherlands) team are ex-Formula 1 driver Jos Verstappen and team owner Peter van Merksteijn (both Netherlands). The RS Spyder run by the Danish Essex team is manned by 1990 Le Mans winner, John Nielson, and Casper Elgaard (both Denmark). Driving for Horag Racing from Switzerland are Fredy Lienhard (Switzerland), Didier Theys (Belgium) and Jan Lammers (Netherlands), whose racing CVs also include a Le Mans win and Formula 1 experience.

Porsche and camera lens manufacturer Sigma are searching for the best photo of the Porsche Mobil1 Supercup. If you are a FIA accredited photographer shooting the Supercup, Sigma will take a look at the shots gathered following each race weekend. An unusual photo will earn you extra points with the judges. Oh, and getting a Porsche in the shot will help as well.