Thread: GTE / GTLM 2018, on the way to a new GT1 era
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Old 31 Jul 2017, 18:37 (Ref:3756496)   #234
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Lamborghini’s Head of Motorsport, Giorgio Sanna, agrees that the developing situation in LMP1 could be a boost to GT racing on a global scale.
While currently evaluating a future GTE program, Sanna admitted the Italian manufacturer would “of course” be more interested in committing to the category should it become the top class in the WEC and at Le Mans.
“It could be that GT will become the protagonist in Le Mans or in the WEC,” Sanna told Sportscar365. “It would also be a good momentum for all the manufacturers involved in GT racing.

http://sportscar365.com/lemans/wec/m...ertain-future/
How would the GTEs become the top class? Are the suddenly going to abandon the LMPs entirely or are we supposed to pretend the fastest cars are just the fastest and the "top class" is really the GTs behind it? To speed the GTEs up enough the costs would be crazy and I believe I feel the repeat of the chorus of the song we all know and love starting with that line.
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