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DSC’s Daily Notebook (19/12/2023)

Your daily dose of news and notes from the world of sportscar and GT racing...

Winning 499P on display at Le Mans Museum

The #51 Ferrari AF Corse 499P Hypercar that won this year’s Le Mans 24 Hours is currently on display at the Le Mans 24 Hours museum located at the entrance to the Circuit de la Sarthe.

Bathurst 12 Hour gets new website

The Supercars organisation has launched a new website for the Bathurst 12 Hour, developed by Australian company Tribal DDB, which also designed the Supercars website and app.

Event director Shane Rudzis said: “The Bathurst 12 Hour has seen significant growth over the last two years which has given us the opportunity to identify aspects to evolve and improve.

“Most importantly this includes the experience for fans, teams and sponsors across many areas of the event.

“I’m very excited to launch our brand new website which will offer fans a much more informative, efficient and modern website that truly exudes everything that is this iconic global renowned event.”

You can visit the new site HERE >>>

More AWA livery shots released

AWA Racing has released additional images of the new liveries that its pair of IMSA GTD-bound Corvette Z06 GT3.Rs will sport next season.

The new tracking shots feature the cars on at Daytona during private testing.

Marciello shows off new lids

Raffaele Marciello has shown off two new helmet designs that he will use during the 2024 racing season, his first with BMW as a factory driver.