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The exit of Acura as a factory program is imminent. There’s the possibility they remain on the grid in a customer capacity, but I wouldn’t bet on it. The 2028 factor IndyCar entry with MSR will be similar to the arrangement currently on the 93 GTP entry, where it’s housed and prepared by MSR...

Timing web site seems significantly upgraded: https://livetiming.fiawec.com/session/18104/live/map?includeSeriesIds=396,409,410&autoplay=true&trackCarLabel=NO&columns=LastLap,BestLap

Three full races on truTV this season:

Apparently they’ve stopped teaching the Streisand effect. https://sportscar365.com/lemans/wec/acos-famin-defends-new-black-box-bop-approach/

No, but I’ve no doubt Porsche are looking to get back into the series eventually. APR have been named as one of the teams looking to run 963s in the AsLMS and would even like to run them in IMSA should the calendar allow for it. They run the Crowdstrike entry that won LMP2 at the Rolex...

It’s finally race week! Prologue is tomorrow, race on Sunday. The test just about slipped my mind. No doubt no one is going to show any pace, but it’ll be great to have cars on track.

Zilisch earned that one, on old tires and everything. Hell of a battle for the win.

He did, but it wasn’t egregious enough that it looked like anything more than a misjudgment trying to get down to the bottom. Heim was very gracious in his interview.

Ugly game, but at least it was competitive. UConn gave Michigan a test that most of the country could not. Michigan is one of the best teams of the modern era. Ever since that absurd run through the Players Era festival they’ve been an absolute force. Elite from start to finish.

That was a little too deep of a look for Karaban.

5-point swing, that’s an early dagger.

That’s the first made 3 on that left rim the entire game.

Not the prettiest showcase game for college basketball.

Cadeau is 20x more confident with Dusty than he was with Hubert.

Way too much foul trouble for UConn. Can’t handle all that Michigan physicality, which tbf, nobody has.

It’s a matter of when, not if, Michigan starts knocking down 3s. And then it might be curtains for UConn.

UConn isn’t playing badly right now but Michigan hasn’t hit a 3 yet and they’re already getting the Huskies into foul trouble.

Arizona had two losses by a total of seven points coming into tonight. That was simply another in a string of dominant tournament performances by Michigan. Their frontcourt is too stout even with “only” Mara and Johnson out there healthy.

It’s absolutely incredible for one program to make the National Championship three times in four seasons in this era of college sports, plus the nature of a single elimination tournament. Even more incredible that Alex Karaban has been a starter for all of those.