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GAP Group conference and dinner
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Taller de GAP en la ciudad de Pucallpa, donde rovers de San Juan de Miraflores y Villa el Salvador participamos de esta buena aventura
Taller de GAP en la ciudad de Pucallpa, donde rovers de San Juan de Miraflores y Villa el Salvador participamos de esta buena aventura
Skateboarders in the Des Moines Streetstyle Open compete in the flat gap competition at the Downtown School.
Gap '06 remodel: Phase 2. Done in 2 stages, each time closing a floor and remodeling, then flipping. Execution in one year with a team of over 300 employees. Partnered with corporate and lead each of the multi-million dollar flagship remodels. Accessories area. Press photo from Gap Inc.
Taller de GAP en la ciudad de Pucallpa, donde rovers de San Juan de Miraflores y Villa el Salvador participamos de esta buena aventura
Taller de GAP en la ciudad de Pucallpa, donde rovers de San Juan de Miraflores y Villa el Salvador participamos de esta buena aventura
All images © Sandy Young Photography
GAP Group conference and dinner
Web: www.scottishphotographer.com
Blog: sandyyoungphotography.wordpress.com
Mail: sandy@scottishphotographer.com
Tel: 07970 268944
***Credit should read Sandy Young/scottishphotographer.com***
Group C Overview — Modern GT Racing
Group C represents the modern GT racing landscape within the HSR Classic 6 Hour program. These cars come from FIA, IMSA, Grand‑Am, and international GT competition, showcasing the evolution of GT engineering from the early 2000s through the current GT4 and TCR eras. With advanced aerodynamics, sequential gearboxes, and high‑output engines, Group C delivers some of the most competitive and visually dynamic racing of the weekend.
C‑2 Class — FIA/IMSA GT2 & GTD Machinery
C‑2 features high‑performance GT2 and GTD‑spec cars such as the Mercedes‑AMG GT3, Porsche 991 RSR, and Porsche 991.2 GT3 R. These cars combine aggressive aero, wide‑body construction, and endurance‑focused engineering. They are among the fastest GT cars in the field, capable of immense braking performance and high‑speed stability through Watkins Glen’s flowing corners.
Guided Link: GT2 Class
C‑4 & C‑5 Classes — Homologated Cup & Challenge Cars
These classes include Porsche GT3 Cup machinery from multiple generations — 991.1, 991.2, and 992 platforms. Cup cars are known for their precision, balance, and consistency, making them a staple of modern GT racing. Their naturally aspirated flat‑six engines and predictable handling characteristics create tight, competitive racing across all sessions.
Guided Link: Porsche Cup Cars
C‑6 Class — FIA/IMSA/Grand‑Am GT4
C‑6 features GT4 machinery such as the BMW M4 GT4, Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport, and Mercedes‑AMG GT4. GT4 cars are built on production chassis with race‑ready upgrades, offering a more accessible but still highly competitive GT platform. Their balanced performance and close racing make them a fan favorite.
Guided Link: GT4 Class
C‑8 Class — Speed World Challenge & Assigned GT Cars
C‑8 includes SWC‑era GT cars and other assigned entries such as the BMW M2 CS and Porsche 996 GT3 Cup. These cars represent transitional GT platforms that bridge the gap between early 2000s GT racing and modern GT4/TCR machinery.
A Multi‑Era GT Showcase
Together, C‑2 through C‑8 form a complete picture of modern GT racing evolution. From GT2/GTD powerhouses to Cup cars, GT4 platforms, and SWC machinery, Group C delivers one of the most diverse and competitive grids of the entire HSR Classic 6 Hour weekend.