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Motorsports competitions tend to be held in some of the most appealing locales: southern California, central Florida, just off the coast of France. So it would make sense that motorsports teams would set up base nearby-the climate would be consistent, the travel wouldn’t be far, and the heart of motorsports culture would be just next door. But Scott Tucker’s Level 5 Motorsports team is instead headquartered in Madison, Wisc., a location that works just as well for the team.

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We have seen an abundance of publicity regarding the Scott Tucker-owned Level 5 Motorsports racing team’s mid-season decision to change cars. In spite of the risks the change brought of interrupting the explosive momentum the group has maintained since the season’s open, as well as the potential points lost by withdrawing from races while the car was being finished, the change has been nothing but positive. The marriage Level 5’s skillful and talented drivers; the integrity, innovation and reputation of Honda Performance Development; and the precision and technique of Wirth Research has benefited all three groups.

For the second year in a row, the American Le Mans Series Monterey at Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway on the Monterey Peninsula was a six-hour enduro race that led drivers around the circuit into the post-sundown darkness.

Previously, the race had been four hours, with the addition of two extra hours in 2010. For Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports racing team, the two extra hours allow for some breathing room. “We always try to run a clean race, but little mistakes can add up,” Tucker said last year. “Two extra hours can be a huge advantage even for experienced teams because of those unexpected things you tend to run into with endurance races.”

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A round of applause greeted the ears of Level 5 Motorsports driver Luis Diaz as he took off his helmet after his 15-minute prototype qualifying run at Petit Le Mans last Friday. He had just beaten the No. 26 Signatech Oreca 03 Nissan of JK Vernay inches before the checkered flag to secure the pole position for the race on Saturday.

The qualifying victory fulfilled a hope that Level 5 Motorsports and owner Scott Tucker have had for months. Earlier this year, Tucker invested in two brand new HPD ARX-01g LMP2 cars in order to ensure that the team would be competitive in the LMP2 field, especially challenging the usually dominant Nissans. Diaz’s finish was exactly the result Level 5 had hoped to see, and it sent them confidently into Saturday’s race.

The story of Scott Tucker’s career is what some would call a Cinderella story, an American classic: A successful private equity investor from a Kansas town enters his first professional motorsports race at age 44, and five years later, he’s constantly atop the podium after races in multiple series-Grand-Am, Ferrari, American Le Mans Series and the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup. Earlier this year, Tucker made podium at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in his debut season in the LMP2 class.