GTO-R Grand American

[razoredge]

GTO battling it out against Porsche and others. Pontiac powered DP cars running Lexus, BMW and Porsche. Real racing ! Edited October 11, 2005 by razoredge

[El Scorcho]

i missed it. I had just left the house, too. Dang. So how did it end up?

[razoredge]

http://www.grandamerican.com/

Pontiac did well but not winners this weekend

http://www.grandamerican.com/Events/Sessio...p?SessionID=592

It takes a bit to make sence of
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Rolex Series
Virginia Internation Raceway 400
DP (Daytona Prototype) results
1. Lexus Riley
2. Pontiac Crawford
3. Ford Doran ( yey Ford !) Im glad to see these guys get in there
4. Pontiac Riley - these are my boys, the Suntrust team they are the points leader

GT (Grand Torismo) results
1. BMW M3
2. BMW M3
3. GTO-R
4. Porsche GT3
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6. GTO-R

GS (Grand Sport) results
1. Mustang (cheers again, beating Porsche dont come easy, bravo Ford ! )
2. Porsche 996
3. Mustang
4. Porsche 996
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Grand Am Cup Series
Virginia International Raceway 200
ST (Sport Touring) results
1. BMW Z3
2. Mazda RX8
3. BMW 330i
4. Honda Accord
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9. Chevy Cobalt :(
11. Chevy Cobalt :(
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Suntrust Pontiac Riley and the Comp USA Lexus Riley, these are the two battling for Championship, the Lexus Riley is one tuff competitor and was last year too.


Ford Doran


GTO-R & company
Edited October 11, 2005 by razoredge

[Sixty8panther]

Cool, I love to see GM kicking @$$ on a racetrack that has NO resemblance to an oval. :)

[Cory Wolfe]

The only one that interests me is the GTO-R... As it is truest to production.

[razoredge]

Ah but those Prototypes are awsome, midengine, lightweight, agile, fast on the brakes. Try to think of them as modern hotrodded Fieros lol. They are called prototypes for a reason, its a non production ultra light class for production powerplants.

The FWD Cobalts have had a few good races too and they are very close to production.

All the GM V8 cars are using the same engine with some differnent rules of modification but their choked down to a givin output by intakes. The C6-R, GTO-R, CTSV-R, Pontiac prototypes, all LS engines.

Still do and always will remember this car



Holy Flyin Wreaths.....Batman !

Edited October 11, 2005 by razoredge