Le Mans native Sebastien Bourdais makes his return to his home race after a four-year hiatus, and he expects it to be an emotional experience. With 10 starts at the 24 Hours of Le Mans to his credit, including three runner-up finishes for the French Peugeot factory team, Bourdais is accustomed to being one of the most celebrated drivers in the event. Fans from Indianapolis and/or Daytona Beach have few opportunities to cheer for hometown drivers at the Indy 500 or Daytona 500, but at Le Mans, Bourdais – a son of the city that hosts the great endurance race – is regarded as royalty. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar INDYCAR: 'We need to follow our rulebook' on Texas - Frye...
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