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Kiiks @ Feb 22nd 2008 5:25PM
A victim of their won success, as it's been said. I really think the Porsche and Ferrari factory teams should sack up and take the fight to GT1 in 599's and 911 GT2's... At least we get one Aston.
Although... I'd KILL to see Corvette take the fight to Aston in P1 with that fantastic pushrod V8. And since homologated production engines get to use larger restrictors, they might actually have the advantage over some of the other gasoline P1 competitors.
AND if GM plans on using lighter-weight materials on the next-gen Corvette, a P1 entry might make a great test bed for development.