Huge Win Rolex 24, Mustang GT3’s take 1 & 3 - Let’s Go!

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BoP going to somehow rain on the parade?
They have added sensors to drive shafts this year. Able to monitor HP live and issue adjustments for any sandbagging
 

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Great job by Christopher Mies, Frederic Vervisch, and Dennis Olsen in the #65 Mustang in GTD Pro!

“It’s simply amazing,” Mies said of Ford’s dramatic turnaround. “When I saw the car for the first time online, I immediately got into contact with Ford and with Multimatic. I said, ‘I want to be part of it.’ I wanted the change, let’s say, after a long stint with another brand (Audi).


Frederic Vervisch, the third driver in the No. 65, joked that the team was under instruction from Ford’s CEO Jim Farley this weekend.

“He said, ‘Whatever you do, you have to be in front of Chevrolet,'” Vervisch said.

“I am super proud that we could stay ahead and maybe out-strategy them.”