US sportscar racing: more than a name game
Following the glitzy announcement of the United SportsCar Racing name for the ALMS/Grand-Am merger, Gary Watkins cuts through the dry ice to decipher how it will work
Dry ice always makes me suspicious. Or rather its use for so-called dramatic effect does. Yet that was only part of the reason I was fairly non-plussed by Thursday's announcement of the brand name for the brave new world of unified US sportscar racing that starts next season.
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