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22 Mar 2018, 17:26 (Ref:3809938)

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Originally Posted by RedSquirrel

I was going to disagree with replacing GT3 with GT4 in WSC. The speed differential seems just too big between GT4 cars and what are effectively (pace-wise) first-gen Audi R18s. But at Sebring in 2003, the Bentleys were doing 1:48s in qually, many of the GT2 Porsches and Ferraris were doing 2:09/2:10. GT4 pole at the weekend was 2:11. So it's plausible.

And that 2:11 is on Contis... with Michelin coming in, 2:09/2:10 should absolutely be in reach,

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