Bathurst 12 hours is soon. Events starting in 14 days with the race being that weekend. They do a free live international stream with commentary by the same people that do English Super GT.
This. Also the race is usually shown from the NISMO youtube well from the show notes. Those guys commentating are from NISMO. The cool thing watching from NISMO is they also have other live streams from their GT3 GTR #23 car. Or a livestream of leaderboards. Or things lie 360 degree dashcam at bathurst. NISMO on their youtube channel does a lot more things than the races and a lot of it is pretty cool.
Did Dan graduate kindergarten immediately before coming to GB or what? How this man knows so little is unbelievable. Like, I actually don't believe it. I now believe he's feigning ignorance.
I think once Dan gets to NYC permanently there's going to be a time where Dan and Alex goes at it behind the scenes. I to do believe he's feigning ignorance, but its getting to be a little too much. It's one thing to not know what a fig is. But he's started to ask questions that a 2nd grader should know. If this is not the case, then it goes back my statement that he and Alex are going to clash at some point. Alex just started to sound irritated already makes me feel, if Dan keeps this up, the NYC office could implode sometime down the line.
@jazzylament: The GT championchips have already been a thing really. They've had GT Academy for awhile now. And some of those winners have actually turned out to be pretty decent drivers irl.
At the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Lucas Ordoñez finished second in the LM P2 category in 2011 and in 2013 finished third alongside Jann Mardenborough (2011 European winner).
GT has always been in support for these kinds of things and making it even more by actually giving them real life chances.
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