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.
You can find the full entry list here if you think we've got any of the car identifications wrong.
Make sure to click "expand" in the lower right of each picture to see them in their full glory. You wont' be disappointed.
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Here's a Trans-Am-spec 1978 Camaro. It is glorious. You should love it.
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Behold an original Shelby Daytona Coupe. Yes, it's the one that crashed into the tires.
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This appears to be a 1966 Lola T70, but we could be mistaken. Chevrons, Lolas, and McLarens of this era always throw us off.
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Here's a '65 Sunbeam Tiger, another British-American hybrid like the Cobra.
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This is a '64 Ford Falcon, the under-appreciated donor car for the Mustang.
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We tend to remember Trans-Am racing from the very tail end of the '60s to the very early '70s. This '67 Dodge Dart should not be forgotten in favor of later 'Cudas and Javelins.
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Cobra cresting the Corkscrew.
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Another of the Motorsport Reunion's buttload of Cobras.
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This appears to be a 1917 National ahead of a 1911 National.
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The 1917 Hall-Scott, The Four. It has a biplane engine. Check it out on Jay Leno's Garage.
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This is the #0 Interscope Porsche 937 K3.
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Here's Ecurie Canada's March 76B from, you guessed it, 1976. Gilles Villeneuve raced one. Not sure about the red car.
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A Lotus 11. Fellow writer Travis was nerding out over this thing.
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A '59 Porsche 718 RSK. This car's "_18" designation is where the new 918 gets its name.
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This is a '58 Lister Jaguar. Believe it or not, this represented cutting-edge automotive aerodynamics back in in the late '50s. It is fantastically, wonderfully ugly.
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Having no clue what the hell this was, we consulted a more detailed results list at Sports Car Digest. It turns out to be a 1977 Osella PA5 racing in the sub-2000cc class.
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This car needs no introduction: one of the legendary Rothmans Porsches, in this case an '83 956.
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Another legend from Group C: the '83 March Chevrolet Red Lobster car.
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Travis, Lotus nerd aficionado that he is, was loving this 26R.
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This is the Scott Drnek '88 Thunderbird Nascar. It's got disc brakes!
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Here's the awesomely-named 1955 Porsche Pupulidy Special.
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One of our favorite '60s sports racers were these British Chevron B16s.
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An Alfa Romeo T33 in the Corkscrew.
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Here's a 300 SL getting chased by a 1954 Ferrari 500 Mondial Pininfarina Spider. That's a Ferrari Mondial we would commit murder for.
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The Porsche 356 is an easy spot, but that's a white Denzel in the upper left.
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BRE Datsuns rule.
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Buddy Baker's NAPA Oldsmobile 442 is a regular on the west coast historic racing scene. Here it is up in Portland in '08. You best believe it won the Daytona 500, in 1980.
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We may have mentioned a lot of Cobras in attendance.
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We're going to go collapse now.
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