NASCAR G56 Camaro Onboard (with full pitstop) @LM24 Centenary [2k] 

i like your ambition but keep dreaming

@@amgjerm yeah... One can only hope.

imagine if F1 comes to le mans with a team, like redbull, to build a car for 24h... it would be CRAZY

@@HenriqueShironaAn F1 would blow away a Hypercar.

Toyota runs Tundras in the Trucks I believe

only 670 ( i assume to the wheels so 700-750 crank) according to auto blog

750 and for race cars, allways measure by engine. It's the only that matters

@@SamFBMnope, unrestricted, 930 hp. Detuned to 870 for the race.. there were no rules on this car basically

They confirmed it was only 100 hp over current Cup, which would end up to be 770ish. If it had 870 or more, it would outrun LMP2 on that straight.

they won the pitstop challenge earlier that day and given theyre not directly competing with anyone else, i doubt it matters too much.

Right, and also it seems that in endurance racing you're only able to change two wheels at a time just like in NASCAR

i think it's just bad connection because the glitches seem to hit during the same sections of the track

@@totallynotrod could be it

It is very unusual. In the past i have had several live on board streams on my second TV without them ever breaking up during the lap.

@@matgee8892 issue wasn't on my end. if you've got the wec app sub you can go back and check it yourselves mate and you'll see the same glitches. you can see some of the same glitches in a G56 video that FIAWEC themselves shared. And if you remember the first lap onboard video package that WEC released for Spa earlier this year, also had camera glitches at Eau Rouge.

Jenson Button was driving, then at the stop changed over to Mike Rockenfeller.

@@BoxCarRacer-notthebandsorry thank you!

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