JordanI'm happy to announce that GTPlanet.net has joined up with the JGTC (Japanese Grand Touring Championship) to help promote the series' first race in the United States at the California Speedway on December 18 and 19, 2004. You'll see the JGTC banners across the site at different times, so keep an eye out and be sure to click on them to help support GTPlanet and to show the JGTC your interest in the race!
God damn, Jordan! Your *bleep*ing amazing! I'll be definetly sure to click on them. That is of course if i'm not out partying.
JordanI'm happy to announce that GTPlanet.net has joined up with the JGTC (Japanese Grand Touring Championship) to help promote the series' first race in the United States at the California Speedway on December 18 and 19, 2004. You'll see the JGTC banners across the site at different times, so keep an eye out and be sure to click on them to help support GTPlanet and to show the JGTC your interest in the race!
Yes and no, Yes because there is no GTR on the track, but no because Nissan has been known to use the JGTC as a place to test out ideas for their new cars. Remember the next GTR is going to use an FM chassis and an engine with 500 horespower, the same engine in the current JGTC GT500 350Z. Also the GTR in the JGTC races had been using a VQ engine not an RB. SO if you think about it Nissan has about 3 years racing experience with the next GTR's engine. Not bad at all if you ask me.rollazn
They contacted me...an excellent group of people to work with. 👍skylineGTR_guyYes and no, Yes because there is no GTR on the track, but no because Nissan has been known to use the JGTC as a place to test out ideas for their new cars. Remember the next GTR is going to use an FM chassis and an engine with 500 horespower, the same engine in the current JGTC GT500 350Z. Also the GTR in the JGTC races had been using a VQ engine not an RB. SO if you think about it Nissan has about 3 years racing experience with the next GTR's engine. Not bad at all if you ask me.
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Thats great! Did you contact them or did they contact you? I'm hoping to make a trip down there for the weekend and takign some awesome pics
Well this is a very large website geared toward car nuts so I see why they think it would be a good place to advertise.Jordan
Besides, advertising here really gives the race series some "close to home" credibility, y'know?
That says all about the importance of this forum!Jordan
And that's a question from someone with internet accesscardude2004
I allways suspected there are lots of people who never wonder about the cars they drive in Gran Turismo.
Cosmic*sigh* 350z *sigh*
JohnBM01... and perhaps a well-known figure in the tuner car cultureWell as for a few months ago, Keiichi Tsuchiya has officially retired. He is no longer racing in JGTC or any professional event at this moment. He is still doing his Best MOTORing/ Hot Version show and is still racing but he is no longer in JGTC. He used to drive the Arta NSX which just didn't do all that great.
He will no longer race in JGTC, F1, Nascar, and other professional events.
Yes he has race in Nascar, he lost because an American "accidently" knock him off the track. Seeing no chance in getting first place, he decided to drift his Nascar. He is that crazy!
He have also "drift" in a F1, there was a video clip but I lost it when I reformated my PC.
Anyways JGTC is awesome. When will they begin airing highlights on Spike TV? I heard they replace Speed with Spike TV. Which suck ass. Spike TV suck at doing racing coverage.
