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Got my ticket for Daytona, it'll be my first time going and also my first endurance race and first IMSA race so it should be an exciting time. Anyone ITT gone before and have good tips?
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Yeah I bought a pair of the ear muffs with FM radio to hear the TV broadcast. Thanks for all the info everyone. I am going to go out on a limb and say Mazda will do well solely because I think it's the best looking DPi.
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Jan 6, 2019 01:21
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quote:Interest in IMSA’s DPi platform is building, with as many as three new manufacturers in line to join the top class of the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship by as early as 2020. Undisclosed medium volume Japanese manufacturer... Subaru? Mitsubishi?? Suzuki???
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Jan 8, 2019 18:37
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Given Subaru's experience in Super GT when it works it'll be very good but will be broken otherwise.
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Jan 8, 2019 19:50
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The Suzuki thing was a joke. At this point I think they pretty much just sell kei cars.an oddly awful oud posted:I can't bring myself to believe Subaru would spend the money on motorsports in the US again. It sure as hell feels like they've nearly given up on marketing their brand here to anybody who appreciates performance or even has a measurable pulse They're still pretty big on motorsports in Japan with Super GT and the All Japan Rally. In the US they're in the ARA and WRX but that should barely count since they're pretty much the only manufacturer in ARA. Anyways their marketing wouldn't tell you anything about any of those things. Their Japanese marketing has a pretty similar style to the American ones where it's presented as an outdoor and family brand. Anyways, being a Subaru owner I'm aware of the bad things about their engines so I always get spooked whenever I see them in a motorsport context.
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