RSR Enter International GT!

RSR Enter International GT!

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GCerbera

Original Poster:

5,161 posts

257 months

Thursday 19th August 2004
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It has been announced today that RSR have bought the two Chamberlain-Synergy
TVR T-400Rs and plan a full assault on the international GT program for 2005.

Hopefully the cars will be running in the LMES at Spa next month.

This leaves the two Chameleon Orange T-400R's free to concentrate on the British GT series.

Excellent news and I wish the team every success!

GrahamG

1,091 posts

273 months

Thursday 19th August 2004
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In fairness not announced by the team - rather a story uncovered by Mr Cracknell at dailysportscar and confirmed today with the team.

Excellent news though

GCerbera

Original Poster:

5,161 posts

257 months

Thursday 19th August 2004
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GrahamG said:
In fairness not announced by the team - rather a story uncovered by Mr Cracknell at dailysportscar and confirmed today with the team.

Excellent news though
Hi Graham
Sorry I have just seen you have the news, congratulations on that
and I would have given credit but I was kindly informed of the news by
the team.

www.dailysportscar.net is an excellent site for anyone with an interest
in GT racing.

The coverage of Silvertsone was astonishing.

Many thanks.

GrahamG

1,091 posts

273 months

Thursday 19th August 2004
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Brilliant news for those who want to see TVRs compweting at the highest level

ettore

4,287 posts

258 months

Thursday 19th August 2004
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Who will they get driving them though?

Kane and Hughes (in particular) took the car to a new level of competitiveness at Silverstone.

GCerbera

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5,161 posts

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Thursday 19th August 2004
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ettore said:
Who will they get driving them though?

Kane and Hughes (in particular) took the car to a new level of competitiveness at Silverstone.
I think the team already has the quality in house as proved at Le Mans and in the GT series.

To highlight this, anyone who saw Nigel Greensall's performance in the wet
on Sunday could not fail to