donthaveanickname
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Let's Go!
2025 Nürburgring 24 Hours
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donthaveanickname
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The Dacia is down a cylinder according to the commentators.
donthaveanickname
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Recovery truck driving on track with cars flying by under a local yellow, quite scary.
donthaveanickname
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Red flag is out due to a power outage. This race is cursed.
donthaveanickname
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Restart at 7:45 pm.
FLRacingFan
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I’m glad SRO have kept this an open tire event. The Falken Porsches had great speed, such an unlucky break for the 33 to hit a spun car sitting behind the blind second corner and the 44 has suffered a puncture after hour nine. The Falken team always seem to have such poor luck.
Also really sad to see the 16 Scherer Porsche withdraw after Laurens Vanthoor’s wicked qualifying crash yesterday, glad he’s okay though. That was massive.
Also really sad to see the 16 Scherer Porsche withdraw after Laurens Vanthoor’s wicked qualifying crash yesterday, glad he’s okay though. That was massive.
donthaveanickname
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The #911 Porsche has been leading the entire time though it has recently come under pressure from the sole GT3 BMW.
The McLaren featuring 67 y/o 1984 DTM Champion Volker Strycek is currently leading the SP8T class.
The McLaren featuring 67 y/o 1984 DTM Champion Volker Strycek is currently leading the SP8T class.
donthaveanickname
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The leader has flipped some GT4 car on its roof! That gotta be a long S&G penalty.
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This could turn into a real ****show as the Porsche team is somehow protesting the most obvious penalty in the history of this race.
donthaveanickname
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BMW Motorsport boss says the protest was rejected so #98 is on course to win.
FLRacingFan
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That was highly unnecessary, this was absolutely the Grello Porsche’s to lose. Wow.
The 98 was the only factory-supported BMW in the field with the manufacturer focusing on the Spa 24 next weekend. Quite the feat.
Hard to believe it’ll also be at least ten years in between victories for Mercedes.
FLRacingFan
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Next year the scheduling has to change so we don’t have this ridiculous stretch of Le Mans/Nurburgring/Spa in three successive weeks. Nonetheless, awesome turnout and quite a competitive race. Sports car racing is at its zenith right now.