NISSAN GT-Rs Capture Top Two Spots in 2011 Championship

October 29, 2011 José M. López 1 Comment

Nissan cars finished 1-2 at The final round of SUPER GT in Motegi on Oct. 16, and the result secured the top two positions in the series’ rankings for #46 S Road MOLA GT-R, with Masataka Yanagida and Ronnie Quintarelli, and #23 MOTUL AUTECH GT-R with Satoshi Motoyama and Benoit Treluyer, respectively. Video includes the highlight scenes from 8 races throughout the 2011 season.

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Slappy says:

November 1, 2011 at 3:07 am

I wish we would get coverage here in the states 😦

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