This October 4Â is the final race of the inaugural USCC Tudor season, and Antonio Garcia will find he has someone else to help in his bid for the Driver’s championship: Australian racing driver Ryan Briscoe. This will be Briscoe’s first time in the C7.R since March, when he was the third driver for the No. 3 entry at the Twelve Hours of Sebring.
Briscoe will play double-duty at the 1,000 mile Petit Le Mans race at Road Atlanta, according to Racer, also serving as the third driver for the No. 4 entry. The team is looking to earn its fifth GTLM class win this season.
“I’m super excited to get back in the Corvette. It’s a beautiful car and a great team to be with,” said Briscoe. “Road Atlanta is a unique track and very old-school. There is no room for error in a lot of areas… It’s a track where you have to be concentrating 100 percent.”
Currently, Antonio Garcia is in second place for the season for total points, as is Corvette Racing’s No. 3 car. The team lost the lead in the GTLM class at last weekend’s race at COTA, when the No. 93 Viper of SRT Motorsports clinched the class win at that track.
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I wish it will beat Porsche and Audi.
I wish it will BEAT Porsche and Audi!!