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4 Aug 2016, 12:32 (Ref:3663415)
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How much faster could GTE/GTLM go?
I was wondering...
If there was the desire, how much faster could the current GT cars be designed to go (and survive endurance races). By faster I'm thinking of overall lap time? I'm under the assumption that the current GTE/GTLM cars are specifically crippled as to not run into LMP2/LMP1 speeds. Is this true? If IMSA wanted to tweak the rules could the cars break the prototype track records on tracks in the U.S.? |
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