Racing incidents and Top 10s | BEHIND THE WALL Watkins Glen
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2022
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Leh Keen and Dimitri Dimakos race the new Porsche 911 (992) GT3 Cup car at Watkins Glen International for the seventh and eighth races of the season for Porsche Carrera Cup North America on this installment of Behind the Wall.
Race 1:
Leh Keen #12: P5
Dimitri Dimakos #11: P10
Race 2:
Leh Keen #12: P5
Dimitri Dimakos #11: P8
Dammmmnnnn, but this is one bumpy ride..... Great video as always guys, just love this channel
Can’t wait! 👍🏻
Brilliant work 311RS, killing it!!! Thanks for sharing.
Once again, fabulous presentation and editing to produce such an exciting and honest précis of both races. I’m coming over from England for the finals at Atlanta to watch first hand. I’m looking forward to meeting the team .D🇬🇧
Awesome to hear you'll be at Road Atlanta!! We are working on something special for this event, you'll be happy you're in attendance.
@@311RSMotorsport 👍a podium finish would be the icing on the cake😁…see you there😅
@@311RSMotorsport my son’s company team in Atlanta will be joining us too….soooo excitingD🇬🇧
Top content as always. keep 'em coming folks!
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Which days will you actually be at Atlanta so we can book our flight tickets please?D🇬🇧
Maybe I'll see you guys in the paddock at VIR?
VIR is not on the PCCNA calendar, however we are looking to visit VIR via Ingram Experience so look for us in your area at some point in 2023.
Ryan we miss you driving.
He'll be out there again one day. But for now, enjoys working to see the team grow.
Maybe Ryan has a day two off around Labor Day. Looking for a awesome coach. Never had one but Ryan is my top choice to make faster.
How does one get involved with motorsport teams with no experience? Is there an entry point for people interested in working for a team?
Everyone's path is different, but certainly all involve some level of passion for the sport. Some guys have worked their way up from the technical side, others such as engineers or data guys utilize their skill set(s) to their advantage. Best place to start is going to the races.
I'd say start with your local club, get some miles and experience under your belt.
It is enormous fun, but can be costly. Start small with a 911 like Leh's personal car (long nose air cooled).
@@911aircooled5 I already track. I was talking more so about the business side of things.
gates demoted to manager?
Yea - we added a Driver Development program for 2022 in cooperation with GPX Lab and I moved out of the car into management. It was nice to see Dimitri have the opportunity to race in PCCNA for a full season.