Colin Wood
Colin Wood Associate Editor
12/16/20 9:14 a.m.
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Miss seeing Porsche prototypes out on track? Don’t worry, they’ll be back—you just have to wait until 2023. Specifically, the German manufacturer has its sights set on the new Le Mans Daytona hybrid class.

Essentially the successor to the Daytona prototype, LMDh prototypes will be based on either a Dallara, Ligier, Multimatic or Oreca chassis and will feature a class-specific hybrid system that …

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nderwater
nderwater UltimaDork
12/16/20 2:55 p.m.

Glad to see Porsche continuing in top-tier racing.

jb229
jb229 New Reader
12/17/20 10:57 a.m.

If the rumors are true, Porsche and Audi are going with Multimatic, which means that the next gen Porsche and Audi Le Mans challengers will have chassis built in Canada.

350z247
350z247 New Reader
12/17/20 2:37 p.m.

In reply to RichardSIA :

No, it provides a reason for people to care about the cars. The sound of an RSR at full song is easily the best sound at an IMSA weekend aside from maybe the C8.R. The same can't be said for the turbo motors on the other GTLM or GTD cars.

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