GT3 Joint Performance Balancing Test at Daytona Cancelled as Manufacturers Cry Out Over “Unexpected Costs”

IMSA and SRO announced that they would cancel the BoP test for GT3 cars scheduled to take place at Daytona. The reason for the cancellation was the possibility of unexpected significant costs arising following discussions with the manufacturers.

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IMSA and the SRO Motorsports Group officially announced the cancellation of the BoP (Balance of Performance) test for GT3 cars that had been scheduled to take place at Daytona International Speedway. The stated reason for the cancellation was the potential for unexpected significant costs to arise after extensive discussions with the manufacturers.

The BoP test had been planned as a 2-day test hosted by IMSA for all teams in the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and was scheduled to take place from 12 to 13 December. It was to use a protocol similar to the BoP test that SRO conducts annually at Paul Ricard, with dedicated test drivers scheduled to drive each GT3 car.

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LocationDaytona International Speedway

ContentGT3 car BoP test cancelled

Date and timeTest scheduled for 12–13 December

ReasonCancelled because unexpected significant costs are expected to arise

OrganizerIMSA and the SRO Motorsports Group

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