None, which makes it confusing to be honest. Probably going to debut something.Thats a shame about Kia. It was cool seeing a FWD car duke it out with Mustangs and Camaros.
What RWD car does Kia have, or have I missed something?
Thats a shame about Kia. It was cool seeing a FWD car duke it out with Mustangs and Camaros.
What RWD car does Kia have, or have I missed something?
I'd bet a lot of this Nissan news today is because Darren Cox left. He was probably the only one keeping a lot of these programs alive. CTSCC move doesn't really surprise me though, the GS field was something like 12 cars this past season, and others were leaving as well. It's all but dead now.Nissan is pulling out of the CTSCC.
I'm not overly surprised since the 370Z has been selling like crap and is nearing the end of it's production cycle.
Probably a Cayman GT4 domination similar to the Mercedes F1 domination.What's the GS class look like for next year anyway?
Probably, but I can't find any other info on it.Is this for the GT3 specific class? May be better off in the GT3 thread. 👍
It is, he's racing for EFFORT in a GT3 R next season.
No that's the name of the new Porsche (they got lazy I can see).GT3R? Is that a Viper?
Update on this. Nissan only pulled their main backing for Doran Racing, but the team is still trying to race this season. They are currently in need of and searching for more sponsorship.Nissan is pulling out of the CTSCC.
I'm not overly surprised since the 370Z has been selling like crap and is nearing the end of it's production cycle.
As many of you may have heard... Doran racing lost our main backing from Nissan Motorsports after they consolidated their budgets for 2016.
The team has been working hard to the return to the grid for the upcoming Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge Series season.
We have been making positive strides
towards this goal .... but are still looking for potential sponsors.
Any contacts that could be interested in partnering with our program are greatly appreciated and can contact me via Private message.
We have a team working hard on this and would love to be back up front with our 370Z program. We were one of the fan favorites throughout the year at every track and our research suggests there is excellent ROI that associated with sponsorship of the team.
Saw this coming. GS is going to be dominated by Mustangs and Cayman GT4's this year.Sad to chime back in here...but the CTSCC field for Daytona looks...horrid. We're down to 37 cars at the moment with a scant nine GS class rides.
I guess they wanted to continue racing Miatas.Nice to see Trent Hindman back on the grid this year though it'll be weird seeing him in a Porsche rather than the m3. Also gonna be weird to see mcaleer and mccumbee in the freedom auto sports Mazda rather than their bright blue cj Wilson one.
You mean the 1 Mustang vs 8 Cayman's?Saw this coming. GS is going to be dominated by Mustangs and Cayman GT4's this year.
Actually according to the entry list, it's 4 Mustangs (2 GT350R, 2 Boss 302) and 3 Cayman GT4's.Miata's 4eva!
You mean the 1 Mustang vs 8 Cayman's?
Well at least it's sort of an even fight. I miss the Aston's though.Actually according to the entry list, it's 4 Mustangs (2 GT350R, 2 Boss 302) and 3 Cayman GT4's.
Edit: I just realized the 9 car field is 4 Mustangs and 5 Porsche's.
I don't see Duran Racing on the list, so they must be sponsor searching.