Since Bryan Heitkotter took home victory at the U.S. GT Academy finals, Sony America and Nissan’s PR haven’t done a lot to promote Bryan’s accomplishments (though, in fairness, they may be waiting for the finals to air on Speed TV), despite some very impressive on-track results.
That said, they have finally published an interesting video which follows Bryan from Silverstone down to the 24 Hours of Le Mans, where he meets up with Lucas Ordoñez and the Signatech Nissan team before they scored their incredible second-in-class finish.
Speed TV is rumored to begin airing the competition mid-September, so hopefully we’ll be seeing more of Bryan in the not-too-distant future.
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Just as long as they don’t poop all over the lawn like the flocks of Canadian geese. ;P
Except reality….go figure. ;)
Sorry, was ment for “It’s America. We have a reality show for everything. lol” above. ^^
I’ll be dang, I didn’t know GT Academy was big enough to earn a spot on Speed!
It’s America. We have a reality show for everything. lol
Thats a happy guy without doubt! :D
very nice, congrats Bryan. Someday this event will reach Brazil :-)
Can’t wait to see some stuff on tv.
They really need to make a Canadian Academy! Should have an NA Academy instead of just American. Once a Canadian one is made, you will see flocks of Canadian drivers making it to Le Mans.