In its first outing at Le Mans in 1998, the TS020 showed superior performance, faster than any other car on the track, but mechanical trouble and an accident dashed any hope of winning. The following year, Toyota entered three TS020s. Of those, the lead and second car retired early, but the third car, driven by Ukyo Katayama, Toshio Suzuki, and.. When I was speaking about a slower class it’s because in my custom race there were 5 classes: -Group C. -GT1 (TS020,CLK,F1) -GT2 (F1_95,SUPRA AND GT-R GT500) -Gr.5 (Skyline Supersilhouette) -Alfa Romeo 155 One-Make class (Where I was competing) I Don’t know if this changes something.
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