Dunlop may be back to one car in SuperGT's top class this year after losing Mugen over the winter, but is feeling optimistic for 2023 following a fresh development push:
However, a fresh development push over the off-season has left
“Everything has been going in a good direction, but there is still a lot we have to do to develop the compound. “The target is to do well at Suzuka, and maybe Autopolis,” said Yasuda. “We are concentrating on those tracks and developing compounds that will work there.”Dunlop’s off-season was disrupted by a big crash in manufacturer testing at Suzuka as Nakajima rookie Kakunoshin Ota went hard into the barriers at the 130R corner after suffering a tyre failure.
“We are still investigating, but we checked the tyres and we don’t think it’s a production issue. It was a different construction than we usually use, so it could be that.
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