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Didn't they say they would continue to support a customer program?I'm calling it as either a track-only customer variant or a GT3-spec version. Leaning more towards the latter at the moment as it would serve both purposes.
I'm thinking more hypercar class spec, notice the size of the endplates. They are massive and considerably larger than the ones on the GTE version almost looking as if they are connected to the body like the ones on the Aston which is going into that class.I'm calling it as either a track-only customer variant or a GT3-spec version. Leaning more towards the latter at the moment as it would serve both purposes.
I wonder if it will be the car shown in the Forza 6 Ford GT Behind the scenes video. at the 1:49 mark.
As for the Hypercar rules, it seems most will likely use full prototypes not road cars, so even if Ford hadn't ruled it out it would likely be purpose build anyway.
I wonder if it will be the car shown in the Forza 6 Ford GT Behind the scenes video. at the 1:49 mark.
Isn't the use of a road going car required?As for the Hypercar rules, it seems most will likely use full prototypes not road cars
Isn't the use of a road going car required?
Toyota's will be a road car as well.No, they can either use a road car as basis or a prototype. Aston and Glickenhouse going the road car route while Toyota is completely prototype based. Kolles is apparently working on a program as well, but haven't said what route they will take.
Toyota's will be a road car as well.
AutosportToyota will race on in the World Endurance Championship's top class when new hypercar rules for the 2020/21 season are adopted.
The Japanese manufacturer has confirmed it will build a hypercar prototype - rather than one based on a road car - to the new regulations, details of which were revealed on Friday morning.
Toyota's challenger will be hybrid-powered and based on the GR Super Sport road car.
Under the hypercar regulations, both specialized prototypes and machines based on road-going hypercars can compete on the condition that at least 20 production models are built over a two-year period.
Toyota and Aston are using production cars, not sure about the rest.
Only 45 will be made and it will cost $1.2 million.
http://www.dailysportscar.com/2019/07/04/ford-gt-mk-ii-revealed-at-goodwood.html
I'm getting strong "spec III" Vibes from this...Only 45 will be made and it will cost $1.2 million.
http://www.dailysportscar.com/2019/07/04/ford-gt-mk-ii-revealed-at-goodwood.html