Chris Harris

They've either got them to say, we named it ourselves.

But really, all GT4 cars are GT4 cars.

They're nothing else.

Porsche decided it made sense 10 years ago when they started doing this, that its GT4 contender would be based on the Cayman.

But it never really competed.

What they did is they had a car that they went and did other events with.

Very few people used the Cayman in GT4 racing.

Most of them ended up doing VLN or NLS, which is where they go and race them at the Nürburgring.

Or they did their own one-make series, sprint series.

Yes, which makes it a bit cheaper.

So you can basically make the shells on the same line.

You can do some commonality of parts.

Aston Martin as well.

I think it could really help Porsche because it means they can push the GT3 northwards a bit, which they will do.

The GT4 can slide in probably at the same price point as the old GT3, but with a new set of specs.

No, I think you're about right there, yeah.

...ear-to-the-ground gossip.

Good rumour, that.

I'd say...

I've been all over the place, really.