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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on December 12th, 2018 in the GT Academy category.
GT Academy's First Winner, Lucas Ordonez, Parts Company With Nissan
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Oh great all the decent drivers "we" had are leaving... I wish lucas the best for the future of course 👍
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Leaving what? What has Lucas leaving Nissan got to do with his association with PD or playing GT? I met Lucas in Vegas; he wasn't representing Nissan at that event, should he not have been there?
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Lucas has been an inspiration to me (and i'm sure many others) ever since his success with GT academy. He's shown that even us armchair racing plebs have a shot at the real deal if we work hard enough. He's not only a talented racer, but an awesome guy in general and I'm very much looking forward to seeing where his journey takes him next.
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You misunderstood me i meant all decent drivers Nissan has for its GT racing programs are leaving.
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I'm sure the new ones will be good and still mantain the partnership with PD,it will lack that special feel of seeing a GT gamer turned racing driver but who knows maybe GT Academy comes back in the future.
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The Nissan CEO, Charles Ghosn, has been arrested for corruption.
He has stepped down since early 2017, a timeline which coincidentally is when the GT Academy Program starts to decline with many drivers leaving. I think PD smells this and starts a new venture for ESports with FIA announced back in late 2014.
99% a nissan problem and I could tell PD cant starts a new GT Academy program with new manufacturer because of the contracts they've signed on.
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