P1racenews AI automatic summary:
New racecars are trouble. No matter how much testing has been done before the racing debut, there will be problems. Testing is not racing. And if a manufacturer hasn’t built that type of race…
Transitioning to new racecars poses significant challenges due to inevitable problems that arise despite thorough testing. Testing differs from actual racing, making it crucial to address unforeseen issues. Lack of prior experience in building a specific type of racecar, like the Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R, can complicate matters further. AWA faces a steep learning curve as they shift from LMP3 to GTD with the new Corvette. The team, unfamiliar with GT3 cars, teams up with Chevrolet – a newcomer to GT3 customer racing. Jeff Braun, AWA’s competition director, emphasizes the complexities of establishing support systems for the new venture. Despite the hurdles, AWA’s progress with the Corvette Z06 GT3.R is promising, showcasing their dedication and adaptability in the face of new challenges.
