PHOTOS: Seaside LeMans Raises $720,000 For Charities
More than 100 drivers got behind the wheel on Saturday, September 11 for the 20th edition of the Seaside Le Mans – The Race for the Cape Cod Community to raise more than $700,000 for several Cape Cod charitable organizations.
The race features Formula One race karts competing on a quarter-mile outdoor track throughout Mashpee Commons.
Dozens of companies and individuals competed during the endurance race – while raising money for several worthy causes. Since its inception, the event has raised more than $8 million.
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Seaside Le Mans and 9/11 Ceremony held at Mashpee Commons.
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
Seaside Le Mans and 9/11 Ceremony held at Mashpee Commons.
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
More than 100 drivers got behind the wheel on Saturday for the 20th edition of the Seaside Le Mans.
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
The Race raised more than $700,000 for several Cape Cod charitable organizations.
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
Seaside Le Mans features Formula One race karts competing on a quarter-mile outdoor track throughout Mashpee Commons.
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
Spectators at the Seaside Le Mans cheer on the racers.
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
The event features all sorts of fun and games for people of all ages.Â
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
This year's event also marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks on the United States.
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
Fire Chief Thomas Rullo spoke during the 9/11 ceremony before the start of the Seaside Le Mans.
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
Mashpee selectman Thomas O'Hara (left) and congressman William Keating also spoke.Â
- BRENDA M. SHARP/ENTERPRISE
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