Classic Le Mans Endurance Series

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rocko100
Why no Vette Z06?
Can I change to the Mark IV that I proudly bought

Vette is too fast I think
 
Not with me in it...
 
rocko100
Why no Vette Z06?
Can I change to the Mark IV that I proudly bought

Vette is in a different class.
It doesn't belong. :(
You're more than welcome to use the Mark IV.
I'm going to try a new thread soon.
I need to get the ALMS going again first though.
 
So is the 2D, there both CAN-AM cars IIRC
 
Vette is cheaper than the mk IV :p
 
Someone has to host this events in his lounge.
When this is gonna happen?
 
Most impressive bump I've seen this year. 👍

No, the most impressive I've ever seen was when someone bumped the oldest thread in the GT5 Q & A forum :lol: And I still need a historic car other than the XJ :grumpy: I am close to 20 million but I rather not waste it.
 
elitedriver123
No, the most impressive I've ever seen was when someone bumped the oldest thread in the GT5 Q & A forum :lol: And I still need a historic car other than the XJ :grumpy: I am close to 20 million but I rather not waste it.

Some guy bumped a 10 year old thread for High Speed Ring times in GT1 lol
 
leonardo887
Someone has to host this events in his lounge.
When this is gonna happen?

I will, if we get enough interest.
 
Some guy bumped a 10 year old thread for High Speed Ring times in GT1 lol

Wow, a Forum Bump World Record 👍
 
So is the 2D, there both CAN-AM cars IIRC

the 2D isn't a CAN-AM car
2D
The 2D was a closed cockpit variant of the 2 series (which were all open cockpit designs), designed for endurance racing in 1966. It won at 1000 km Nürburgring in 1966 with Phil Hill and Joakim Bonnier driving. It also competed in the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, withdrawing after 111 laps.
 
Whoops, I was thinking of the 2J
 
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