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![]() The most spectacular permanent racing circuit on the West Coast of America, Laguna Seca is hidden away in a natural bowl in the hills which overlook Monterey Bay. It is two hours drive south from San Francisco but the beautiful and rugged Monterey Peninsular provides a wonderful place to spend some time in quaint Carmel, along Cannery Row or in among the cypress trees at Pebble Beach and along Seventeen Mile Drive. Originally there was a road circuit laid out around Pebble Beach - there is still an annual Monterey Historic race - but in 1957 the local people and businesses got together to support the Sports Car Racing Association of the Monterey Peninsular in its plan to create Laguna Seca Raceway. ![]() The plan had the support of (and assistance) from the US Army, which owned the land which formed part of the Ford Ord Military Reservation training camp. ![]() |
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