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3:16 from Porsche. Holy 🤬
They've done this every round so far. Quali really means nothing. Audi have the race pace and strategy nailed - Porsche are still very much on the back foot for the race.Good, I was rooting for a Porsche win this year anyways. Looking great so far for them.
Won't happen after this year. Just slightly out of reach for this year.Heck, at this rate they'll break the all-time record which was posted in the no-chicanes layout (3:13)
I am a bit behind. What is the reason nissan are not using the hybrid system?
The Eurosport comms has just been 5 hours of statistical and factual errors.RLM just said the Viper came from last years ALMS
They've done this every round so far. Quali really means nothing. Audi have the race pace and strategy nailed - Porsche are still very much on the back foot for the race.
The Eurosport comms has just been 5 hours of statistical and factual errors.
Seriously disappointing.Toyota have developed their car by making it worse. If the Porsches go all guns blazing, we could be nearly 10 seconds off.
not sure I guess they couldnt get it worked out in time for the actual race application. they had used it in previous testing as you could hear it in those Sebring test videos like a metallic whirling sound. it was designed to eventually give spurts of power to the rear wheels but they arnt running a rear driveshaft in this configuration. but in any result they are an LMP1 car running basically a V6 TT with 600hp but having to carry the hybrid system
while is a bit disapointing another way to look at it is it wasnt like they were realistically competing for a win this year so the goal is the same regardless to complete the race with all 3 cars and let the chips fall where they may as far a placing after that
Flatbed on track, seems like a car crashed at Mulsanne, in addition to the Audi spin.Why red flag?
40% is the figure, so 500 seems about right. If they were allowed to enter a GT500, they genuinely would be much more in contention.I have heard under 500hp (480hp) quoted for the V6 without the hybrid system.
40% is the figure, so 500 seems about right. If they were allowed to enter a GT500, they genuinely would be much more in contention.
Also just to confirm to my fellow Americans, you shouldn't have an issue buying the live stream package or whatever you want to call it, despite the pricing only being listed in Euros. I mean I'm not sure 100% if my bank or their system will later on have an issue, but so far so good watching qualifying currently. So I'm assuming no issue!
They're full on prototypes now. With the P1s being pegged back next year, and the GT500s going into their final year, there's a good chance they'll be dead-even.GT500 cars are not even really GT cars now anyway.
not sure I guess they couldnt get it worked out in time for the actual race application. they had used it in previous testing as you could hear it in those Sebring test videos like a metallic whirling sound. it was designed to eventually give spurts of power to the rear wheels but they arnt running a rear driveshaft in this configuration. but in any result they are an LMP1 car running basically a V6 TT with 600hp but having to carry the hybrid system
while is a bit disapointing another way to look at it is it wasnt like they were realistically competing for a win this year so the goal is the same regardless to complete the race with all 3 cars and let the chips fall where they may as far a placing after that
Still, at least right now it makes a great LMP2.If they were allowed to enter a GT500, they genuinely would be much more in contention.
They're full on prototypes now. With the P1s being pegged back next year, and the GT500s going into their final year, there's a good chance they'll be dead-even.
Okay Treluyer had surprising oversteering in the chicane, red flag came out and Rene Rast spun the same way in Mulsanne.Why red flag?
But they're still FWD, overweight and low on testing mileage, and are low on natural engine power. It's like everything is against them. I don't support Nissan as a whole, but the fact this thing is running laps at all is astonishing.That 3:38 by Nissan would still be slow by 2005 standards, the last time a non-hybrid, non-diesel prototype qualified on pole.
That 3:38 by Nissan would still be slow by 2005 standards, the last time a non-hybrid, non-diesel prototype qualified on pole.