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GTRevival Screens Show Off GTR 2 FIA GT Throwback Cars, Lime Rock, Sebring
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 13, 2023
0 CommentsStraight4 have posted a bunch more screenshots via their CEO, Ian Bell, and his Twitter account. I don’t believe any new cars are shown that previous posts didn’t show or hint at, but Lime Rock is getting shown off properly for the first time.
Lime Rock was also officially announced in the companies recent newsletter along with a terrific write-up on the track that is absolutely worth a read. And doesn’t that Lister Storm GT look spectacular?
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