For most cars, that means reducing the length and the wheelbase, increasing the wheel diameter and shifting proportions to create a believable set of eyes and a mouth.

What set the Le Mans Classic apart, well and truly apart, was watching cars that competed in that race on that track return to the scene of their glory.

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How Pixar's John Lasseter dug into the cutting-room-floor scrap heap of the first Cars movie to come up with the idea for the new film.

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