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Is it bad that I kind of want the #1 to have an issue to even things out?
Pretty much all of GTP who isn't a Porsche supporter are praying for the #1 to break down.
Is it bad that I kind of want the #1 to have an issue to even things out?
yeah, i felt the same, those cars stopping for a minute into the night then jumping suddenly are creepy.Zombie Toyota !
Speak for yourself. I like sportsmanship and do NOT wish someone else misfortune, just because someone else has a lot of it.Pretty much all of GTP who isn't a Porsche supporter are praying for the #1 to break down.
It would make this race even more interesting.
Plus, how are all 3 Corvettes doing? I wanna see the home team pull this out
Who was it who collided with the #9 in the first place?
Ah 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬Not great.
The 63 is still on the lead lap, but quite a ways back in 8th place.
The 64 is 4 laps down.
The 50 Larbre is also 4 laps down in GTE AM
I don't care who you are or who you're a fan of, if you're a fan of motorsports you need to feel for that camp.
Blown tire.Who was it who collided with the #9 in the first place?
No, in one of the replays, you can see him passing the #25 into turn 1. He went wide in the corner to avoid the car exiting the pits and lazed into the side of #25. This punctured the tyre and also sent the Manor into the wall.It seems to me that nobody. The tyre simply went off when he leaned into it.
whelp, that's the saddest thing I've seen in the last few days
#25Who was it who collided with the #9 in the first place?
Same. They have 600HP this year and last I remember that had 472.When the hell did P2 cars get so damn powerful in a straight line? I remember when P1s were blowing past em in their sleep.
No, in one of the replays, you can see him passing the #25 into turn 1. He went wide in the corner to avoid the car exiting the pits and lazed into the side of #25. This punctured the tyre and also sent the Manor into the wall.
So trueThat last Toyota turning all lights off into the darkness now looks like the most dramatic second of the movie Titanic.
He spun because the contact punctured the tyre. #25 was then sent straight-on, out of sight of the camera from the Toyota. it would be nice to see another angle of it.Yeah, but by the time that the car spun, he'd be far away from whoever he was passing.