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Corvette will wipe the floor with the Vipers . Haha.
I hope for a Corvette 1-2 and a Viper 3-4.
Honestly though, the Vipers had a hard time lasting through some of the ALMS events last year so reliability is a big question mark.
Corvette will wipe the floor with the Vipers . Haha.
+ 2 factory Porches vs 2 factory Astons vs 1.5 de facto factory Ferraris, all year long.Porsche vs Aston vs Ferrari vs Corvette vs Viper all with factory support? I'm salivating right now just thinking about it..
I'm just surprised they invited this green GT car or whatever it's called and not the Deltawing.
They're just not buying anymore into the silly Deltawing hype thing... The car is plain dangerous when sharing the track with cars that weight at least twice as much as it does. We've all seen the incidents on 2012 and how much worse the Deltawing got it than the other part involved. How some sanctioning bodies keep putting "exposure" ahead of safety is beyond me...I'm just surprised they invited this green GT car or whatever it's called and not the Deltawing.
They're just not buying anymore into the silly Deltawing hype thing... The car is plain dangerous when sharing the track with cars that weight at least twice as much as it does. We've all seen the incidents on 2012 and how much worse the Deltawing got it than the other part involved. How some sanctioning bodies keep putting "exposure" ahead of safety is beyond me...
I hope for a Corvette 1-2 and a Viper 3-4.
Honestly though, the Vipers had a hard time lasting through some of the ALMS events last year so reliability is a big question mark.
Looking forward to this year's race with the Vipers and Corvettes. Also, hopefully the Toyotas will be give Audi a greater run for its money this year.
gogatrsThat one's on the bucket list Mac!
Aston Martin better have a good supply of spares now they've hired Senna.
Exactly, and he's not new to this form of racing. He's done LMP2 before his F1 foray.
He finished in the points more than Maldonado and had less practice sessions than Maldonado. Senna hate goes in another thread, no one cares to discuss that here.
Then don't bring up his F1 drives. That's nothing to do with his GTE future. These cars have fenders and covered wheels, so rubbing isn't going to take him out of contention. There's plenty more aggressive GT drivers, take a look at the recent history of the Corvettes in ALMS.I don't hate him, I supported him in GP2. I just don't think his aggressive driving style will suit GT cars.
I think he'll do pretty good, seems to be a trend with ex F1 drivers changing over to sports cars.