CLASSES
The IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship features two styles
of cars, Prototype and GT (Grand Touring). Three classes of racing,
lead to individual battles at the same time between Pro and Pro-Am
driver combinations.
PRO VS PRO AM
The Pro classes typically feature a professional driver lineup, while
the Pro-Am class pair a professional and amateur driver together.
CLASS SPECIFICATIONS
PROTOTYPE (PRO)
(DPi) Manufacturer based
bodywork and engine prototype
2,050 lbs | 600 hp | 200 mph
The Prototype (P) class features the fastest and most
technologically advanced cars in North America. The mix of
Daytona Prototype international (DPi) and LM P2 cars featured
in this class are specifically designed and engineered for the
race track. While unique in appearance, the technology being
developed in the Prototype category is relevant and directly
tied to manufacturers’ R&D initiatives.
GT LE MANS (PRO)
Manufacturer factory effort
2,733 lbs | 525 hp | 185 mph
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Utilizing the same technical regulations as the 24 Hours of Le
Mans, the GTLM cars are the most elite and fastest GT cars on
the track. Based on production models, they are engineered to
extract the maximum performance possible. The class serves
as a true proving ground for leading manufacturers such as
BMW, Corvette, Ferrari, Ford and Porsche.
GT DAYTONA (PRO-AM)
Manufacturer based
on customer efforts
2,866 lbs | 520 hp | 175 mph
The GT Daytona cars are enhanced by technology and utilize the
global FIA GT3 technical specifications. The GTD class consists
of cars from leading manufacturers such as Acura, Audi, BMW,
Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lexus, Mercedes and Porsche.
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