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Mazda given weight increase for Road America

by Davey Euwema
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Mazda has been given a weight increase for the IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship round at Road America.

The #55 Mazda RT24-P will be runnign with an additional ten kilograms compared to the previous races at Watkins Glen, where it notably won the Six Hours of the Glen.

Minimum weight for the Acura and Cadillac teams remains unchanged, although the Cadillac has been given a slight increase to its fuel capacity, with two extra litres to reach a total of 72.

No changes have been made to GTLM, but GTD has seen a number of noteworthy Balance of Performance changes following the rounds at Watkins Glen.

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