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Kristoff how about a dummy camera bag with a booby trap? Hope you have better luck in Monza than imola.have a great meeting.
I think they have already said they won't be doing the two flyaways as they don't sell cars in those parts of the world.
Couldn't agree more, he had extra time to get his cars built too, so should have been ready with at least one for the start of this, delayed, season!
Plus, this season is, probably, his only chance of getting some podiums, with Peugeot returning next year and then Audi, Porsche and Ferrari, after that.
Time will tell of course, but the chances are Glickenhaus will turn out to be another ByKolles or Ginetta, sadly. All credit to the guy for giving it a go but I think he under estimated the work (and cost) involved by some margin... Especially if he wants to be competitive.
Next month’s 6 Hours of Monza will be the first race this year where Autodromo Nazionale Monza will host a limited number of fans – all in accordance with COVID-19 regulations.
The circuit will welcome spectators on Sunday 18 July, appropriately spaced and on the right grandstand of the starting straight. The seats will be assigned at the time of ticket purchase, which must be done only through authorised online retailers. Together with the ticket, a parking space inside the circuit will also be guaranteed.
Until Wednesday 30 June, tickets will be on sale at a discounted price via www.monzanet.it and www.ticketone.it. Entry costs 60 euros, while it will be free for children up to six-years-old and will cost 1 euro for those between seven and 11. Those aged between 12 and 17 plus the over 75s will be charged 30 euros. From Thursday 1 July, the prices will increase.
Fans can book their seats online ahead of the event but will not be permitted to purchase in person at the doors. It will be necessary to complete a check-in procedure which will allow tracking of spectators for the protection of their health.
If regulations change, tickets already booked will be refunded for the full face value of the price. Any updates will be promptly communicated on the website www.monzanet.it.
. Glickenhaus have already said they will miss the first WEC round at Sebring (if it happens anyway), I don't think they have built the first car yet, let alone a second one!
Isn't Silverstone a back up in case they cant go to the states due to covid 19?
19th of March at Silverstone.
Oh joy!
They would have to reschedule the date if that were to happen.
During the ACO press conference it was stated that if Sebring couldn't go ahead then there would be a race in Europe in early April.
Everyone is presuming that would be Silverstone, but still likely to be cold and damp in April, with the chance of snow!
For some reason, I can't pull up Autosport, "set back" meaning.....
A change of time?....removed altogether?
If removed, no "leak check" for some team(s) that may have had an off and needed major repairs? Walking into the race blind with "book" setup? Ouch.
If so, this is incorrect? (from LeMans.org):
Timetable sessions
Thu 17 Sep - 10h00 Free Practice 1 3H
Thu 17 Sep - 14h00 Free Practice 2 3H
Thu 17 Sep - 17h15 Qualification 45min
Thu 17 Sep - 20h00 Free Practice 3 4H
Fri 18 Sep - 10h00 Free Practice 4 1H
Fri 18 Sep - 11h30 Hyperpole 30min
Sat 19 Sep - 10h30 Warm up 15min
Sat 19 Sep - 14h30 Race 24H
