Not bad on the GT500 and 300 results, not the best but reliable platform for overall points, Round 4 done, four more to go. Here's to all the Nissan teams!!
"Baguette, who in hindsight can be said to have timed his move from Honda to Nissan over the winter to utter perfection, feels that Nissan struck a perfect balance between downforce and drag, enabling the car to be competitive at a variety of different tracks - unlike the 2020 version of the GT-R, which was king at Suzuka but off the pace elsewhere.
“The Z was definitely the more consistent car across all the tracks,” Baguette told Motorsport.com."