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AMERICAN LE MANS SERIES |
09/03/2001 |
More On R&S Testing |
At Homestead |
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On the 80 or so laps that were completed at Homestead on Monday / Tuesday, R&S President Bob Riley remarked that "the test was good. We completed a lot of laps. The Dyson organization deserves a lot of credit and I am pleased the R&S employees saw all their hard work validated. The only problems were minor, about what you would expect in a shakedown. Although James was able to lap somewhat faster in the new car than he did in the Grand Am event, the Mk III C was in ALMS spec- carbon brakes, etc.- and so had an advantage that is hard to quantify.
”I guess ‘so far, so good’ is an accurate summary. Next week at Sebring will be a challenge. The Dyson team will do a great job, but the factory efforts are so well sorted at this stage that we will be pleased if the car shows the potential to be a consistent winner when it is more fully developed."
Weaver and co. are likely to be fully appraised of the opposition at Sebring, having seen the Texas event on TV. James is alleged to have praised a certain Dyson driver (in an Audi at Texas) on his "stunning move to get past the car behind him at the start."
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