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Bad luck for factory RSRs at Long Beach Leading works 911 retires early in shortest race of the season After a dominant start to its IMSA SportsCar Championship campaign in the GTLM class, Porsche Motorsport North America had to contend with an early retirement after the #912 car of Earl Bamber and Laurens Vanthoor suffered a broken suspension. Bamber was leading the GTLM field when he parked the works RSR in the pits with just 22 minutes of the 100-minute street race remaining. The sister #911 car of Nick Tandy and Patrick Pilet took the chequered flag in sixth. Starting from the front row of the grid for the first time this season, Laurens Vanthoor promptly took the lead from lap one at Long Beach, defending the lead before handing…

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