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Old 4 Feb 2021, 10:01 (Ref:4033377)   #1
Bcarr6
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GT World Challenge Australia 2021

Two weekends from the start of the season, with 2 cars announced so far!!

Hopefully we can see a 10+ grid of GT3's supported by some GT4's, but I struggle to see anything substantial happening in 2021, I think 2022 will be the year for the SRO to really stamp their mark.

Despite only 2 entries being announced with the impending race so soon, they are both pretty solid entries. To get a combo of SVG/Whincup, and Mostert showing off these cars in SRO sprint format is great. Lets hope we see a few more touring car pro's, and some young blood in the mix too.

Previous GT3 entrant Fraser Ross has been out testing a GT4 Mclaren, 59 Racing who had run the GT3 Mclarens previously have sold the cars, with the promise of something new coming.

2021 GT World Challenge Australia powered by AWS Schedule:
Feb. 20-21 – Phillip Island
Apr. 3-4 – Bathurst
May. 8-9 – The Bend Motorsport Park
TBA – round four
Sep. 11-12 – Sandown
TBA – Bathurst


Grid So Far:


GT3 Class - 2 Cars

Melbourne Performance Centre - Audi R8 LMS GT3 - Chaz Mostert / Tony Bates
Triple Eight Engineering - Mercedes AMG GT3 - Jeffrey Ibrahim / [Shane van Gisbergen / Jamie Whincup]
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