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IMSA announces three date changes to 2020 calendar

by Davey Euwema
5 years ago
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IMSA announces three date changes to 2020 calendar

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IMSA has made a number of changes to the schedule for the 2020 Weathertech Sportscar Championship, changing the dates for three of the championship rounds.

The most significant change involves the date for the Sahlen’s Six Hours of the Glen, which has been moved to September 3-6. This solves a major clash with the Intercontinental GT Challenge’s Indianapolis 10 Hours. The race, which was originally set for October 1-4, directly clashed with the GT3 enduro, creating issues for a significant number of teams and drivers.

Instead, the championship round at Weathertech Raceway Laguna Seca will now take that slot, which is now set for October 30 – November 1.

A third and final change to the championship schedule involves the GTLM and GTD-only round at Lime Rock Park, which has been moved to the weekend after the Six Hours of the Glen for logistical reasons.

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“These revisions to our 2020 schedules put all of IMSA’s stakeholders in the best possible position for success,” said IMSA President John Doonan. “They are also the result of the ongoing spirit of collaboration with our promoter partners.

Moving our Northeastern events into September should pay dividends from the standpoint of weather. WeatherTech Raceway on Halloween weekend also has the potential to be spectacular and will set the stage for a thrilling conclusion at Sebring.”

Revised 2020 IMSA Weathertech Sportscar Championship schedule


Date
Venue
July 3-4Daytona International Speedway
July 17-18Sebring International Raceway
July 31-August 2Road America
August 21-23Virginia International Raceway
September 3-6Watkins Glen International
September 11-12Lime Rock Park
September 25-27Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
October 14-17Road Atlanta
October 30 – November 1Weathertech Raceway Laguna Seca
November 11-14Sebring International Raceway
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