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4 Jun 2005, 06:18 (Ref:1319704)
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ALMS Season 2004 vs. 2005
Through 3 races in the 2005 season of the ALMS series, which year do you find to have been the most competitive: 2004 or 2005?
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4 Jun 2005, 08:38 (Ref:1319771)
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2005, same sort of grid numbers sure but the playing field seems to be much more even than last year across all the classes IMO.
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4 Jun 2005, 11:27 (Ref:1319861)
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I was unsure at first but then we had Mid-Ohio the other week...
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4 Jun 2005, 11:56 (Ref:1319882)
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Also voted 2005, Mid_Ohio and Sebring did make the difference for me.
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5 Jun 2005, 07:58 (Ref:1320356)
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seems to be a clear result so far
2005 is not a big step forward in numbers (as I remember) but a big one in competition |
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5 Jun 2005, 15:29 (Ref:1320563)
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2005-The Dyson Lolas are close to or ahead of the Audis, and are showing improved reliability, the Corvettes are being chased somewhat by the ACEMCO Saleen and the Pacific Corvette, and Panoz has beaten the Porsche GT3.
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5 Jun 2005, 17:06 (Ref:1320609)
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5 Jun 2005, 17:22 (Ref:1320627)
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Still, I am a fan of Miracle as they almost hometown team for me (I am thinking of dropping off a small clock to them ), and the new Lola is a heck of a car, I just hope Intersport continues on. And I am a Mazda person from waaaaaaaaaaaaaay back, so even high if high and dry on a gravel beach, it is still a victory  robert |
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5 Jun 2005, 18:13 (Ref:1320676)
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5 Jun 2005, 20:15 (Ref:1320784)
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Hopefully some of these new cars coming through will boost the grids a little bit? It has grids of similar size to FIA GT, but has prototypes as well as GT's - doesn't make for quite the same battles all the way through a class - indeed surely LMP2 would be better if there was an on-track battle for victory rather than just whoever made the most distance into the race.
Having said that, from what I've heard, there does seem to be some excellent racing going on (whilst cars are on the black bits)... Because the Audi is no longer almost certain for the wins anymore, it's making the whole lot more exciting. |
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