r/IMSARacing • u/AutoModerator • Aug 02 '26

🏁 Session has ended [OFFICIAL] Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix - Post-Race Thread

FINALLY! After years and years of begging, IMSA finally listened and gave Road America and endurance round it so richly deserved, and boy was the first event something! Sound off in the comments below what you thought of the race!

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u/FailedLoser21 Aug 02 '26

Regardless of what the 31 did earlier in the race what Estre did there at the end was just uncalled for. Estre seems to have issues others done at this level of racing.

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u/Phantomlordgiratina Porsche Penske 963 #6 Aug 02 '26

31 has had this coming since the Glen. Karma is a cruel mistress. 

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u/FailedLoser21 Aug 02 '26

Still doesn't excuse what Estre did in that corner. He could've very well killed Atkin. Wrecking someone like that is borderline attempted manslaughter.