Take a look inside IMSA’s new hybrid GTP cars which have unique ways of charging themselves in the garages and when they’re out running hard on track in the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship events.
Check back for more videos on GTP technologies and the various insights on items that make the cars and IMSA’s new hybrid-electric formula one to watch.
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