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https://www.speedcafe.com/2018/04/08/amrs-wrap-camilleri-takes-gt-1-victory-mallala/
Those Mustang should be in Super GT300
Those Mustang should be in Super GT300
Pretty sure they don't comply.https://www.speedcafe.com/2018/04/08/amrs-wrap-camilleri-takes-gt-1-victory-mallala/
Those Mustang should be in Super GT300
I believe it's still a GTC. So, can run in endurance series, as that what it's built for. MARC Cars have run with GT3 at Paul Ricard and also Laguna Seca. A Blegian team run an ex Marc Mazda3 in a GT series, I've seen it on YouTube. Sasol GTC run their GTCs with 2L turbos.Pretty sure they don't comply.
Actually, where are they eligible outside of Australia?
Are they getting their own race? If not then that's really stupid.What do you guys think about GTD being cut out of IMSA at Long Beach this weekend?
Are they getting their own race? If not then that's really stupid.
That's a sloppy effort by the organisers and/or track management.They got removed due to paddock space issues. Last year some of the teams were located outside of the track.
And they're going to stop racing and continue in the morning. Plain silly.
They did the same at SMP.Yeah, what's the reasoning behind that decision? You can really call it an eudurance race, if it's split into two parts?
I would prefer all classes at all events. And the Continental series too!What do you guys think about GTD being cut out of IMSA at Long Beach this weekend?
Now that PC is gone, what’s happening at Limerock this year?
I’m a little confused, is this weekend at Long Beach Pirelli, IMSA, and IndyCar?
What do you guys think about GTD being cut out of IMSA at Long Beach this weekend?
Now that PC is gone, what’s happening at Limerock this year?
With strong winds again forecast for tomorrow’s Shannons Nationals, it has been confirmed the CAMS Australian GT Championship will race on the shorter, international circuit at The Bend.
Originally scheduled for one race across Saturday and Sunday, the race will now be run solely on Sunday morning at 10:25am, with an extended overall race time of approximately two hours and 40 minutes.
Strong winds in the Adelaide area have raised a lot of dust, which has particularly impacted the 7.7km GT circuit of The Bend. This precautionary decision will ensure a strong race on Sunday. The drivers were given a chance to familiarise themselves with the 4.95km international circuit on Saturday afternoon and are looking forward to the race on Sunday.
We’ve received some great feedback from our competitors across all categories about the facilities and the racing here at The Bend and it’s been a terrific event so far. We look forward to an exciting Sunday of racing, which will also be live streamed on thenationals.com.au for those unable to make it to the venue.
A revised Sunday schedule is available here.
Look the track is fantastic back the lack of stands is particularly alarming, considering the V8's will race at the track...
Look the track is fantastic back the lack of stands is particularly alarming, considering the V8's will race at the track...
dang it, I knew that....I should, seeing as I watched the race. I have been known to get my series and years mixed up from time to timeIt went to GT only last year and will be again this year.