1981 IMSA GT & Prototype Series.. (Ladies)

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Endurance, American Style – The 1981 IMSA GT Championship


The 1981 IMSA GT Championship was a turning point in American sports car racing—where privateer grit met turbocharged power in a season defined by speed, strategy, and stamina. Porsche’s mighty 935 reigned supreme, not just in performance but in presence, driven by fearless independents like Bob Garretson, who clinched the IMSA title and the FIA World Endurance crown in the same season.


The grid was a showcase of variety and innovation: BMWs, Mazdas, Corvettes, and Camaros all carved out their own battles across the GTP, GTO, and GTU classes. From Daytona’s high banks to the twisty corners of Sears Point, every race was a test of durability and daring.


1981 would mark the end of an era—just before IMSA pivoted toward purpose-built prototypes. But in that final season of production-based thunder, the series delivered pure, unfiltered endurance racing, American style.


Damask Woven patch

The designs, which are derived primarily from vintage racing programs are produced through Damask weaving, an ancient form of fabric production originating in Damascus. Known for its high thread count and tight weave intricate and reversible patterns. Damask fabric has been prized for its satin look, fine-details, strength and durability. Out patche-hats are designed, assembled and shipped from Houston, TX using patches that were produced oversees using computerized Jacquard looms.

YP Classics Cap (100% acrylic)

Contemporary, Comfortable, Classic all explain this modern, on-trend cap for everyday wear, no matter the occasion. Crafted from a 100% acrylic, it’s as durable as it is stylish. A five-panel pinch front, high profile, flat bill, and adjustable snapback combine to provide tailored, modern style. Y (6 3/8 - 6 5/8) OSFM