Grid and Go has taken another iRacing special event success with victory in the 6 Hours at The Glen this afternoon (20th June). While it dominated the GTP race, at least for the final four hours, battles for the victory in LMP2 and GT3 behind excited fans right to the end of the tremendously unpredictable event. In qualifying, ever important at this race, Bleu Mercure Esport took pole in both prototype classes (GTP and LMP2), while Grid and Go’s familiarly strong GT3 effort earned it a one-two in that class. It would be the prototype categories that saw big drama at the start, though, with multiple taken out of the race, and BME taking a one-two at the front of the field. After the initial drama, the early laps were clean, with the first round of traffic passing without incident, but second time round, lseveral small accidents took place. This culminated just after the first pitstops for the race leaders, as the BME teammates crashed into each other coming towards turn seven. Grid and Go, who had made a short first stop to avoid exactly that sort of incident, led by around seven seconds over Owen Caryl of Mahle Racing Team. That was, until an incident of his own for Caryl, who overcorrected a small slide into the final corner and smacked the wall, ending their day. With two hours gone, the LMP2 and GT3 classes had been quiet, but that was about to change. Corentin Millerou was catching the Bleu Mercure Esports team for the lead until he was taken out by another GNG GTP at turn one, before BME themselves had an incident, which allowed the GNG LMP2 to catch them further. It was tense for more than two hours between the pair, that was until Yoann Rouyer