I just like the look of time attack cars–the more wings, the better. Looking forward to the updates.
Photography Credit: Ricky Casado/Global Time Attack
Global Time Attack heads to Circuit of The Americas this weekend, March 9-10, for Super Lap Battle, and Grassroots Motorsports will be there to capture the action–and to spread the good word about the NATA Championship.
In addition to Global Time Attack, the weekend will also feature Gridlife Touring Cup races, car shows and demonstrations plus ride-alongs with Lone Star Drift.
Follow this thread for live updates from the event. For more information about Super Lap Battle COTA, visit globaltimeattack.com or superlapbattleusa.com.
I just like the look of time attack cars–the more wings, the better. Looking forward to the updates.
For those who are curious, here's the entry list: https://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm/event/event.status/uidEvent/12D15824-9BCE-02B9-E72EF7AEC012A41
I'm psyched for this!
I thought Amir might be ready to debut the NSX in unlimited, and Ryan Passey would be out with the improved HyperMiata, but I guess neither are quite ready... Both must be close to turning laps though.
I want to see how Eric Sutton does. I have no clue what he's done to that car but it scoots... Looks a bit soft for COTA perhaps?
https://youtu.be/BM4LICmIDBA?si=8LVSMLkBOege1JN9
And I thought Jonathan Wheeler won E class last year? Shouldn't that disqualify him from E class this year?
GT-X is a new class this year, right? Should be cool to get a comparison between the street car tuned in a guy's garage and a factory GT3 or P2 car. It might help motivate people at the pointy end of unlimited to figure out how to go a little faster.
In reply to gencollon :
I love your enthusiasm. I'm excited, too. If anyone has questions, feel free to post them on this thread. I'll be happy to find answers.
gencollon said:GT-X is a new class this year, right? Should be cool to get a comparison between the street car tuned in a guy's garage and a factory GT3 or P2 car. It might help motivate people at the pointy end of unlimited to figure out how to go a little faster.
GT-X is essentially what used to be Pro/Comp. Factory built race cars, whether production based (e.g. Porsche GT3 Cup) or not. Getting more popular, though emphasis is still on "cars with Vins".
One of our local guys Thomas Smith is competing; the guy is hugely talented and does it all himself.
Good morning from a chilly COTA. How's this for a Max Effort entry? 67 Camaro. 1100 hp. 2900 lb. 3900 pounds of downforce. Owned by Mike Dusold, driven by Jason Hart, who has Le Mans, Baja, and dirt sprint car experience.
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