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Frequencies teams use for cars-on-track, pit, and paddock communications. (rev. August 2, 2010)

Here are the ALMS Team Frequencies for 2010, based on confirmed frequencies from Long Beach, the 12 Hours of Sebring, the ALMS Winter Tests in February, carried over from 2009, and input from other fans. Check back for updates.

Frequencies are listed by car number only. Car descriptions, teams, and drivers can be found in the current race's entry list.

Last season and before Sebring this year, Last Turn Clubhouse published three tables of radio frequencies covering ALMS Teams (2010 Team Communications, here), frequencies that apply to all ALMS venues for IMSA, Media, etc., (2010 Common Frequencies, here), and track specific frequencies, in this case (2010 Sebring Communication, here).

These tables produced by Brian Miller (and many who assist him) are the result from years of such research, are monitored at each event (and in the LMS), and updated throughout the racing season. Others are “one and done,” published at the start of the season and not checked and updated after that.

The frequencies from the three tables were all monitored and confirmed - with some exceptions and changes - at Sebring. Brian provides the updates and some comments below.

Revised tables will be published in an easily printable and readable format on Last Turn Clubhouse before the next race. Those with scanners can get a head start by programming the changes now, if they like.-Editor-

Frequencies used by Sebring International Raceway and area agencies (rev. Mar 5, 2010).

Frequencies used for television, ALMS Radio, Race Control, and other functions regardless of venue (rev. Mar 5, 2010).