POV VIDEO: Daytona 24-hours a driver's view

Brumos Racing's Leh Keen strapped a camera to his head head and helmet and takes us on a fantastic journey through the 24 gruelling hours of Daytona.

This short video simply cannot make someone who has never driven in an endurance event just how hard it is but it is an interesting glimpse of what a driver has to do in the course of a 24-hour race.

The car ended on the podium, in third place. Enjoy the video

Davidson and Buemi to drive for Toyota at Le Mans

• Toyota Racing finalises its 2012 driver line-up
• Anthony Davidson (Great Britain), Hiroaki Ishiura (Japan) and Sebastien Buemi (Switzerland) to drive additional Toyota TS030 Hybrid car at the Le Mans 24 Hours
• Davidson past winner of the Sebring 12 Hours and Six Hours of Spa-Francorchamps

Anthony Davidson, one of the world's most accomplished endurance racing drivers, has been recruited to drive an additional Toyota TS030 Hybrid at this year's Le Mans 24 Hours (16-17 June).

Davidson is named by Toyota Racing in its finalised 2012 driver line-up, alongside Japanese GT star Hiroaki Ishiura and Swiss Formula 1 pilot Sébastien Buemi.

VIDEO: Nail biting finish of the Bathurst 1000km

This is what racing is about, a rookie battling an experienced driver for the chequered flag, after 1,000km, there was nothing between them. Endurance racing does not get any closer than this. Enjoy


In the end,  Toll Holden Racing Team's Garth Tander and Nick Percat won the 2011 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 in a thrilling last lap duel with TeamVodafone's Craig Lowndes.

Tander held off a hard-charging Lowndes to take the win by just 0.29 seconds, with pole sitter Greg Murphy in third.

Video after the jump