The article on DSC says "The six drivers in nos. 45 and 46 are all Porsche factory drivers". I didn't know van Overbeek had been given factory driver status.
44 - Seth Neiman, Daren Law, Seth Davison (Autrailian GT racer, for Sebring)
45 - Joerg Bergmeister, Wolf Henzler, Marc Lieb (for Sebring)
46 - Johannes Van Overbeek, Patrick Pilet, Richard Lietz (For Sebring)
The article on DSC says "The six drivers in nos. 45 and 46 are all Porsche factory drivers". I didn't know van Overbeek had been given factory driver status.
van Overbeek has not been given factory driver status.
Whoops! I just looked at the picture from the recent Lizard's test and the cars are slightly different! I can't tell which car is which, but one has a red banner on the windshield and red side view mirrors, the others have blue and yellow in the same spots.
Whoops! I just looked at the picture from the recent Lizard's test and the cars are slightly different! I can't tell which car is which, but one has a red banner on the windshield and red side view mirrors, the others have blue and yellow in the same spots.
They ran the blue and yellow trim last year, too.
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I hated that blue and yellow trim. For starters, the blue and yellow, didn't think it went well. Second these teams that make the car distinctions so minor makes it hard to tell which each car is when you can't grab the numbers. For workers who don't know the distinction it makes it harder for them, thankfully they had me can't tell you how many times I had to tell them the right number before they radioed in.