My mind is still boggled about the fact on how dominant the teams with the AMG GT seem to be, but I'd be lying if I said that I don't like that.
The domination from Audi was getting a little stale and seeing that the competition in the form of Mercedes and BMW are finally able to compete on an equal level and even make them look incredibly slow and almost amateur-like.
Go Merc!
Saw that when the #9 was in the pit.He's also in the #9.
Not the most equal representation this weekend, there are a lot of factory backed/supported mercs compared to other teams. Much like when the Ford GT's dominated Lemans it's easy to look over the fact that half the field was Ford GT's.
Yep the 1-series widebody. That's all I got.Are there any diesels competing this year?
Are there any diesels competing this year?
Not the most equal representation this weekend, there are a lot of factory backed/supported mercs compared to other teams. Much like when the Ford GT's dominated Lemans it's easy to look over the fact that half the field was Ford GT's.
Well, this thread sure died once it came obvious the mercs were going to run away from the rest. Or everyone just skipped over to F1. Dunno
Both, the endurance race threads usually die down at some point.
Not me. Anyway I don't think the #29 can get to the finish on the fuel.
Maybe its just me but, I have this weird memory that the threads in previous years were much more active, even during the tail end of the race. Might be wrong thou.
Lets hope the Le Mans offers more drama and excitement all the way to the end. :tup: