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This is the current list of articles that members of WikiProject Sports Car Racing believe should be created, expanded, or maintained.
Feel free to add to the list as you feel necessary. If you have worked on a page listed here, please do not delete it, instead strike it through and it will be deleted from the list at a later time. To strike through, add <s> </s> around the link.
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Here are some tasks you can do:
- Requests: The following are redlink pages that deserve your attention:
- Series
- Rolex Sports Car Series - Currently a redirect to Grand-Am
- FFSA GT Championship
- Interserie - Currently a redirect to CanAm
- IMSA Camel GT (or whatever name you think best suits this article since it spans several names)
- International GT Open
- Guards Trophy
- Belcar
- Stéphane Ratel Organisation (SRO) - Runs or involved with BPR Global Endurance GT, FIA GT, FIA European GT3, Belcar, GT90s Revival, FFSA GT, etc...
- Races
- Mil Milhas - New LMS race with a long history
- Teams
- Kremer Racing - currently a redirect to Kremer
- Autodelta - Famous Alfa Romeo factory team
- Brun Motorsport - Long running Swiss team
- Pescarolo Sport - Seperate article from Henri Pescarolo
- Larbre Competition - Long running French team
- Georg Loos - currently a redirect to Deutsche Rennsport Meisterschaft
- Bandoh Racing - long time Toyota campaigner
- SARD - another long time Toyota campaigner
- RE Amemiya - 2006 GT300 champion, famous rotary tuner
- Team Cerumo - long time Toyota campaigner
- Team LeMans - one time Nissan, then long time Toyota campaigner
- Team Kraft - long time Toyota campaigner
- Gunnar Racing - renown Porsche campaigner
- Cars
- Drivers
- Marino Franchitti - Widely known modern driver, now joining ALMS, brother to Dario Franchitti
- Richard Lyons - 2004 Super GT champion, also there is a Japanese page of him
- Anders Olofsson
- Ryo Michigami - 2001 Super GT champion
- Hironori Takeuchi - Super GT champion
- Yuji Tachikawa - 2001 Super GT champion
- Junichi Wakisaka - 2002 & 2006 Super GT champion
- Masahiko Kageyama - 1993-94 JGTC champion
- Milt Minter - Porsche's Can-Am campaigner
- Gene Felton - highest scoring IMSA driver, second to Al Holbert
- Jim Downing -
- Rob Dyson -
- Dave Cowart -
- Walt Bohren -
- Dennis Aase -
- Kenper Miller -
Others
- Cleanup:
- Expand:
- Series
- Races
- Teams
- Constructors
- Cars
- Drivers
- Others
- Update: All of these articles need updates on speculated and confirmed entrants (with references), as well as updates to any news information in regard to rule changes, schedule changes, etc.
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