ALMS visited Laguna Seca last weekend, with the DeltaWing making its post-season return. They've done a lot of testing and development between, so did it pay off? Spoilers inside, you've been warned.

Remove Nissan badges. Add chrome. Add top. Put the driver in the middle. What once was the coolest prototype car is now even cooler. Meet the DeltaWing Coupe. It looks excellent. If you're at Sebring, look for it this weekend, as it makes its debut.

The Deltawing has traded in its drab black paint scheme for a lot of chrome. Hopefully everyone will see it coming this year.

The innovative and Batmobile-esque Nissan DeltaWing racecar took the endurance racing world by storm last year, even though it didn't finish the 24 Hours of LeMans after getting punted off the road by a Toyota. It had a much more impressive showing at Petit Le Mans in October, where it finished fifth.

We are huge fans of the Deltawing, one of the most radical race car designs of the past five decades. Needless to say, when we get a batch of gorgeous photos of the thing, we drool over them to an almost embarrassing degree.

Yesterday, Green Hornet Racing Porsche driver Peter LeSaffre bashed Gunnar Jeanette in the unique DeltaWing off the track and into the air. Moments after the crash, LeSaffre driver flipped Jeanette the bird. Well played.

Yesterday, the DeltaWing was flipped off the track by a Porsche during ALMS testing at Road Atlanta. Now we have the onboard video, and it's kind of hilarious.

The DeltaWing has crashed again, this time testing for the American Le Mans Series. This is a damn shame, and we'll explain why.

The Batmobile-turned-racecar DeltaWing is back and as weird as ever. Here it is turning some hot laps at Road Atlanta and thoroughly blowing our minds.

Don't look now, but two of our favorite recent motorsports stories are combining into one peanut butter/chocolate mecha of total dominance. Nissan just announced the DeltaWing race car will compete in the U.S. under command of none other than Gran Turismo Academy racer Lucas Ordoñez later this year.