GTLM stole the show for the last two hours, really entertaining race. The endless stream of cautions overnight was tedious, but it setup a fight at the end where I think 7 different cars were on the lead lap in the last hour.
Was pulling for Risi from the start, thought it would have been cool for a team that brought one car to get the better of the Ford Fleet. Calado was a beast and deserved more. Was really nice to see Not_Corvette come away with the win this year. Crazy seeing the 4 just shut off all alone, no one to blame but themselves.
Hopefully BMW will race next year, missed having them at the track in 2017.
Coverage was good. The full package was bogged down with interviews (lets talk to some NASCAR driver that ran this race once 15 years ago, came in 30th, but hey, he's on the phone) and team reps talking about their sponsors for 3 minutes a piece while on track action is ignored. The overnight coverage on FS2 was actually the best, with the IMSA Radio folks swapping stories and seeming to have a good time. Makes me excited to go to NCM and watch the commercial free feed in the theater.
One dude, Mcdavid I think, at about 2am utterly destoryed the BMW Art Car, calling it out for being 'dreadful' and 'not a Warhol, at all.' Which is great, because it was terrible.
Wayne Taylor racing are a collection of shit stains so this result doesn't surprise me. If they're going to get a win at least it's tainted. It's on IMSA for allowing it, should've been a drive-thru penalty, don't just let it slide because they cheated at the end. Shocked the team with J.Gordon wasn't penalized...