A Chinese title fight was the perfect scenario to debut the Beijing E-Town street circuit in GT World Challenge Asia , and the situation could have been really different from how it ended, as Phantom Global ’s Anthony Liu had the advantage and threw it away with similar race ending brake failures in both races, opening the door for the No. 500 5ZIGEN Nissan GT-R GT3 to win the Race 1 and for the No. 55 WINHERE Harmony Ferrari 296 GT3 to win the second race, but more importanly, it allowed Yuan Bo and Ye Hongli to secure the title for Origine Motorsport with a more cautious approach at the fast and wide track. The first race started with the No. 96 Harmony Ferrari staying in the lead while the rest of the field was looking for a place to settle , throwing brake challenges as the wide circuit allowed it. Cao Qi found the barriers midway into the first stint, but the damage was minimal to the No. 31 CRAFT Bamboo Mercedes, but the same couldn’t be said about ...
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