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Originally Posted by TF110
By your logic, so was p2. They kept that class though didn't they.
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No, they are/were not the same, period!
P-1 at the end of 2013 had 1 U.S. car left, Dyson. Pickett sold his company to Nestle who could care less about sports car racing. Dyson the one remaining, refused to race against/with DPs. The 2014 P class had 4 full time U.S. P-2 type chassis in the class, not the same. The goal going forward, as proven by the advent of the 2017 P class, was to get to a CF chassis as the single type of chassis for prototypes in IMSA's top class. LOGIC! Hence the birth of DPi.
L.P.
