Falken Tire's 2010 Porsche GT3 RSR before and after
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Falken Tire's 2010 Porsche GT3 RSR before and after
Falken Tire Takes Delivery of 2010 Porsche GT3 RSR and then is transported to ModernImage for vinyl wrap.
After hours of prepping the car the wrap begins.
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Best of Luck to Falken Tire in the 2010 race season.
After hours of prepping the car the wrap begins.
End Result
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Best of Luck to Falken Tire in the 2010 race season.
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Do you know if all the teams in AMLS will switch to 2010 Cup cars and RSR ? I noted that in Grand-Am in Daytona, the 2009 Cup cars were still present. Also, PCA Club Racing rules were amended to include a new class (GTC5) for the 2010 Cup cars (2009 Cup is GTC4) because the changes made to the car were judged as a too important.
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Do you know if all the teams in AMLS will switch to 2010 Cup cars and RSR ? I noted that in Grand-Am in Daytona, the 2009 Cup cars were still present. Also, PCA Club Racing rules were amended to include a new class (GTC5) for the 2010 Cup cars (2009 Cup is GTC4) because the changes made to the car were judged as a too important.
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Grand-Am does not allow the 2010 cup, so there is no 2010 Grand Am version. ALMS GT3 cup will have classes for the 2010 and the '09 and earlier cars. ALMS GTC will allow almost ANY GT3 cup, with ballast and restrictors, even the Grand-Am cars so that will be interesting.
Doesn't sound as a strong support to the new race cars from the base... is there a controversy around the new developments on the Cup cars in North America and Europe ?
