It was my big day. 

I was on the cars going by in an insulated suit that is colored mainly white with black and red seams on the suit. I have never been so nervous. I remember watching Porsche win the 2017 24 hours of Le Mans. Even with a complete hybrid failure and going to dead last from a devastating one hour and thirty minute pit stop. It was heart breaking to watch the Porsche #1 car crawl to a stop after catastrophic engine failure. I still remember being shocked on how Corvette found itself in second place, with two Aston's behind. Everywhere that Corvette went those Aston's went. Until the last lap, the Corvette jumped over a Chicane and did a lot of damage to the car, both Aston Martins passed it to win the GT pro class.
Now I was at the town of Le Man, a day before the race. Finally we are through the town, I'm covered in confetti and some beer, but that's normal for this. Then Up ahead I saw it, or should I say them. All 55 cars that would drive on the track, LMP1's Toyota, Nissan, Porsche, Audi, and last and non-hybrid, Bykolles racing team. Then the Lmp2's Rebellion, Jackie Chan DC Racing, G Drive, and some others that were new to me. Next and most important, to me, The GT pro's. The 911 RSR numbers #911 and #912.

And finally, I would be on the wheel of the 912.