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Kurdock: Two-Stage BoP ‘Opens Up Possibilities’ for IMSA

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Photo: Brandon Badraoui/IMSA The integration of two-stage Balance of Performance for both the GTP and GT classes ‘opens up possibilities’ for further BoP refinement according to IMSA’s managing director of engineering Matt Kurdock. The sanctioning body rolled out with the expanded BoP parameters during last weekend’s Roar Before the Rolex 24, where speed thresholds were established for GTP (230 km/h) and GTD Pro/GTD (190 km/h) for the two-stage …

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