So IMSA decided that they would make qualifying for the 24 more exciting by making it into a sprint race. Ok, I’m game. Can’t wait to sit down Sunday and get my first dose of 2021 Sports car rac...
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Oh... never mind I guess...
So IMSA decided that they would make qualifying for the 24 more exciting by making it into a sprint race. Ok, I’m game. Can’t wait to sit down Sunday and get my first dose of 2021 Sports car rac...
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Oh... never mind I guess...
Not a shocker. As long as my Corvette makes the jump I'm a happy boy!
Callaway might do it.We will see a GT3 ‘Vette, but I don’t think it’ll be a factory effort.
I was apparently in such a big hurry to post the news I put it in last year's thread (it probably didn't help that I was on the phone).
It will be interesting to see how they have it set up. Hopefully they keep the performance of the 2 classes even as the all-pro lineups lineups should be enough to give them an advantage over the pro-am cars.
Same here. I'm just happy I managed to convince my cousin, who is a die-hard Chevy guy, to come to Road America with me this year before the C8.R gets neutered (not to mention the glorious sounding 911 RSR).
I really didn't have any interest in going back to Road Atlanta this October until I saw this news. Now I think I want to go just to see the C8.R even though there probably won't be any grid walk or paddock access. I think I need to go just to see GTLM one last time anyway. I'll look back at GTLM kind of the same way as I did when the Audi R18 and Peugeot 908 finished up at Road Atlanta, I was lucky to have seen those cars in their heyday. It was even better when the Ford GT's were running in that class.
We will see a GT3 ‘Vette, but I don’t think it’ll be a factory effort. I think time has effectively been called on factory GT efforts.
But who cares about factory teams. GTD has been great for the last 7 seasons. Now scrap the Amatuer rated driver (to be fair, as of late many are pros who just haven’t been given the proper rating), and it’s just going to go up.
I think in 2023, we’ll have 15-20 prototypes and probably the same in GT. So great car counts, and more than half of them will be contenders. So win-win. Prototype priced GT is the factories fault. And maybe not seeing such in GTD will keep the counts high, and the competition tight.
Corvette team has said they’ve been looking at GT3 rules for 2022-2023, that was in a sportscars360 article last year. Not an easy conversion but they can do it.Callaway might do it.
We will see a GT3 ‘Vette, but I don’t think it’ll be a factory effort. I think time has effectively been called on factory GT efforts.
But who cares about factory teams. GTD has been great for the last 7 seasons. Now scrap the Amatuer rated driver (to be fair, as of late many are pros who just haven’t been given the proper rating), and it’s just going to go up.
I think in 2023, we’ll have 15-20 prototypes and probably the same in GT. So great car counts, and more than half of them will be contenders. So win-win. Prototype priced GT is the factories fault. And maybe not seeing such in GTD will keep the counts high, and the competition tight.
During the last weeks' quali and yesterdays final practice session it was 'free to watch'. At least in NL. According to the IMSA channel also for the race (and don't forget to disable ad-blocker). Tonight (21:30 CET) I switch to ZiggoTVSo, is there going to be a dedicated thread for todays big race, or do we just chat here instead?
Also, does anyone know if the ImsaTV is visible on europe for free or are there alternate free streams available?
During the last weeks' quali and yesterdays final practice session it was 'free to watch'. At least in NL. According to the IMSA channel also for the race (and don't forget to disable ad-blocker). Tonight (21:30 CET) I switch to ZiggoTV
http://livescoring.us/2021/imsa01/Anyone got a good timing/scoring link?
Anyone got a good timing/scoring link?
That was... interesting...BMW spins out Porsche
Typical BMW driver