After claiming two consecutive top-10 overall finishes, B-K Motorsports came to Salt Lake City for the Larry H. Miller Dealerships Utah Grand Prix presented by The Grand and Little America Hotels. The fourth round of the American Le Mans Series season saw the No. 8 BP Lola B07/46 Mazda compete on the 15-turn, 3.048-mile outer course layout at Miller Motorsports Park.

B-K Motorsports / Mazda drivers, Ben Devlin and Gerardo Bonilla took time out for a photo opportunity with stars of the movie, Emile Hirsh, Christina Ricci, Matthew Fox, Susan Sarandon and John Goodman, and the Yokohama - BP sponsored Mazda LMP2 race car.

In the landscape of American motorsports, it doesn't get much more glamorous than the Grand Prix of Long Beach weekend. After a sensational debut in 2007, the American Le Mans Series returns again this weekend for the Tequila Patrón American Le Mans Series at Long Beach, Round 3 of the 2008 season.

The BK Motorsports drivers headed to St. Pete seeking success of the streets along the shore.

Sebring 2008 starts a new season of challenges. the team returns with a new driver in Gerardo Bonilla. Englishman Ben Devlin returns again for 2008. As well, 2005 Star Mazda Champion and Champ Car Atlantic competitor Raphael Matos returned to the team for endurance events.

Putting the BP Mazda LMP2 car through it's paces, the team spent three days at Sebring preparing for the grueling 2008 12 Hours at Sebring.

MAZDASPEED Motorsports Development used the American Le Mans Series (ALMS) Winter Test to unveil their 2008 colors, reflecting the addition of two new partners. BP and Yokohama Tire Corporation have joined the B-K Motorsports Lola B07/46-Mazda MZR-R LMP2 team with multi-year partnerships.

B-K showed great promise as they continued pushing the Mazda-powered LMP2 Lola to the front. With progress on their side, the team is all eyes forward as they prepare for the 2008 season opener at Sebring, March 15, 2008.

The 10th running of this fall classic continued a long time tradition of great racing at Road Atlanta. It was a terrific week at one of the best tracks on the planet!

While other markets may be more populated and familiar to the American Le Mans Series paddock, none can match the strategic importance of Detroit. The world's leading sports car series visits the Motor City this weekend for the Detroit Sports Car Challenge presented by Bosch, part of the Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix weekend.

Just as they lauded Road America two weeks ago, American Le Mans Series drivers are ever eager to heap praise on Mosport International Raceway. The site of this weekend's Mobil 1 presents the Grand Prix of Mosport is a 2.459-mile layout just outside of Toronto that is blindingly fast and keeps drivers on their toes throughout the 10-turn lap.

Road America is 4.05 miles in length and lapped in about 2:07; the track is mainly smooth with some small bumps through the center of some of the corners. It's a more traditional European layout compared to some of the stateside tracks we run on, with basic corners without tricky or technical combinations. This track has useable curbs which help lap time if you set the car up for them.

B-K Motorsports' Mazda had high hopes for the Acura Sports Car Challenge at the 2.25-mile, 13-turn Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course this weekend. This was round 7 of the American Le Mans Series, scheduled Saturday, July 21. The race was broadcast live on XM Satellite Radio's Sports Nation Channel and American Le Mans Radio via americanlemans.com, which also will featured IMSA's Live Timing & Scoring. CBS Sports broadcasted the race.

With the 24 of Le Mans "break" nearing an end, BK Motorsports and their Mazda powered Lola are prepared to be back in the thick of the American Le Mans Series schedule as the series goes back to work this weekend at Lime Rock Park in the northeast.

In 2006, the American Le Mans Series wowed Utah and the Salt Lake City area with a fantastic event at the new Miller Motorsports Park. For 2007, a revised date and the same close and intense competition at the 4.5-mile, 24-turn circuit (the longest on the Series schedule) made the sequel even better.

For the second consecutive year, the American Le Mans Series returned to the streets of Houston for the third straight street race for 2007. Last year marked an extremely successful debut for the Series, which gained many new fans from the area. The 2007 race, moved to Saturday night, was even better.

For the first time in its history, the American Le Mans Series competed at one of the most famed street circuits in the world - Long Beach. Situated just south of Los Angeles, the four classes of American Le Mans Series cars raced for nearly two hours near the Southern California coast in front of hundreds of thousands of fans.

The American Le Mans Series made its first appearance in the streets of St. Petersburg, FL with the Acura Sports Car Challenge on March 30-31, part of the Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg weekend. It marked the first of three dates in which the Series will team with the IRL. Recognized as one of America's best street circuits and a premier event in American motorsports, St. Petersburg is sure to be a welcome addition to the American Le Mans Series schedule.

The team returns to Sebromg with a new driver mix; while Jamie Bach returned for his third season with B-K Motorsports, Englishman Ben Devlin joined the team for the first time. As well, 2005 Star Mazda Champion and Champ Car Atlantic competitor Raphael Matos returned to the team for endurance events.