Fans of IMSA’s PC class were sad to see its demise at the end of October’s Petit Le Mans race, and for all that it brought the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship with new teams and drivers, it also produced more than its fair share of forgettable moments.
Opening with a solo crash while under a full-course yellow, some of the mishaps, costly errors, and flashes of silliness are captured in this new fan tribute video that farewells PC in a manner that only seems fitting.
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