I am extremely proud and happy to announce the launch of a new website dedicated to the IMSA Camel GT series. The IMSA History website is now up and running.
This project is aimed at giving the IMSA Camel GT series a true recognition amongst the auto racing community. Until now, it was obvious that something had to get done to bring the fans the opportunity to enjoy their favorite sportscar series.
The IMSA History website should be very comprehensive in the end, but it should also remain a work in progress, and updated on a regular basis. It is also an ambitious and very personal project. " Made for the fans, by a fan." It also offers a new approach to the way information is dealt with and will be more focused on the facts than on the technical side.
This IMSA History website will bring you everything you've ever wanted to know about IMSA. It will be data oriented, and will feature :
Be sure to visit the IMSA History website at http://www.imsahistory.com
Sincerely.
Alexis Gousseau
This project is aimed at giving the IMSA Camel GT series a true recognition amongst the auto racing community. Until now, it was obvious that something had to get done to bring the fans the opportunity to enjoy their favorite sportscar series.
The IMSA History website should be very comprehensive in the end, but it should also remain a work in progress, and updated on a regular basis. It is also an ambitious and very personal project. " Made for the fans, by a fan." It also offers a new approach to the way information is dealt with and will be more focused on the facts than on the technical side.
This IMSA History website will bring you everything you've ever wanted to know about IMSA. It will be data oriented, and will feature :
- articles
- galleries
- race results and stories
- drivers stories and portraits
- database
- technical articles
- car profiles
- racetracks
- categories
- series evolution
and much more. It should also be unique in a sense that it should deal with every aspect of the series. I'll try to drive you into the world of IMSA, with great information to share.
Interaction with the visitors is encouraged. People who attended such races have some memories or memorabilia, and I am constantly looking for material such as entry lists, race programs or magazines. Feel free to contact me here
A tribute to John and Peggy Bishop, the founders of the International Motor Sports Association.
Be sure to visit the IMSA History website at http://www.imsahistory.com
Sincerely.
Alexis Gousseau
