GT cars and Daytona Prototypes descended on the Best Coast's standout track, Laguna Seca. Prepare yourself for some wholly gratuitous Corkscrew action.

While our man Travis was busy having a crisis in the pits, friend of Jalopnik Brad Fox was on the track taking some of the nicest photos we've seen of this glut of gorgeous racing cars.

I'm not what you'd call a "concours guy." Don't get me wrong, I love seeing all the incredible cars that are on hand at each show this week. But seeing a car sitting on a golf course just doesn't "do it" for me. I need to see them moving.

The Pebble Beach weekend brings out some of the most valuable cars in the world and, inevitably, someone stuffs one. Seen here is a crunch-and-munched Shelby Daytona Coupe, chassis #2286, one of the five Cobra Daytonas to race in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Ride with ex-F1 driver Marc Gene as he breaks the unofficial lap record for Laguna Seca in just 1:05.78 with Rubens Barrichello's old F2003-GA Ferrari. This is what fast looks like.

Yesterday we saw an F1 Ferrari do a lap of Laguna Seca the right way. This totally wrecked 458 Challenge flying into a tire wall at the NorCal track shows us the wrong way.

This is what 2G in The Corkscrew looks like. It's Bud Moeller driving Rubens Barichello's V10 F2003-GA Ferrari to a 1:11.6 lap around the famous NorCal track. Part of Ferrari's private racecar runaround at Laguna Seca over the weekend, it was bonkers fast.

The six hours of racing at Laguna Seca this weekend didn't make for any surprise wins in the prototype classes, but we got some classically close GT competition. Laguna Seca veteran Brad Fox caught the unmitigated grandeur of modern racing cars flooding through the corkscrew.

Spoiler alert: Awesome race cars are even more awesome at Laguna Seca. It's a photographer's paradise and we sent the inimitable Brad Fox to last weekend's American Le Mans Series race at Laguna Seca to bring you enough grid girls, engine porn, and ferocious race cars to keep your spank bank wallpaper folder stocked…

Darius Khashabi, owner of a track-prepped 2006 Corvette Z06, talked his mother into riding along for a few hot laps around Laguna Seca track last month. He didn't tell her the cameras were videoing until the end. It's a real scream.