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I sort of agree with corageous ...........
I think that I would also prefer Toyota not to be there as the racing would be a lot more unpredictable.
If they do stay then there can be absolutely no excuses for anything other than a 1-2(-3). If they go then I think that you might see more teams committing to LMP-1L as they would start on a level playing field, all with new equipment and plenty of top drivers wanting to be part of it.
There s no way that the ACO would allow anything to get in the way of a Toyota win as a 'thank you' to them for them staying. They can talk as much as they like about BOP but it won't happen if Toyota stay.
Personally. I think that it would be a bit of a hollow victory. What would be better would be if Toyota, if they really mean that they want competition, went and built a LMP-1L to the same rules as everybody else and then won. That I could agree with.
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