bil588
15 Mar 2008, 06:08
When might an announcement be made about future regs? Surely before the Indy 500?
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Announcement of future non-spec car regs?bil588 15 Mar 2008, 06:08 When might an announcement be made about future regs? Surely before the Indy 500? johntt 16 Mar 2008, 18:07 We don't know yet, but its due in 2010 iirc, possibly 2011. The current Dallara isn't a spec car by rules but a spec car by de facto; in theory someone could supply another chassis, however they wouldn't stand much of a chance against Dallara. bil588 17 Mar 2008, 01:41 thanks chemhead1 24 Mar 2008, 02:50 in theory someone could supply another chassis, however they wouldn't stand much of a chance against Dallara. Chem reminisces of the Falcon IRL chassis..... Seriously, if I had the money, I would've just bought a Falcon and entered a team that year, just to have the satisfaction of knowing that there was something other than the pug-ugly Dallara or semi-decent but still pretty "blah" G-Force. That being said, I also miss the old R&S IRL car. :laugh: climb 26 Mar 2008, 11:18 ... in theory someone could supply another chassis, however they wouldn't stand much of a chance against Dallara. Only two suppliers are currently admitted, i.e. Panoz and Falcon, but, as you rightly point out, if Dallara have become the sole one there must be a reason in terms of performance. unfortunately for some idealists, nobody cares about a race car being pretty or ugly, what matters for everyone is the car being the fastest. pretty or ugly only matter about road cars johntt 26 Mar 2008, 20:40 Be interesting to see if they have a universal chassis like Nascar has with the CoT, atm they have oval cars and road course cars. If they have a universal chassis that can run both then running Motegi/Long Beach back to back may be viable. drdisque 28 Mar 2008, 20:33 The cars are the same, they just use 3 different wing packages (short oval/road course, intermediate oval, and Indy). NASCAR is quite different in that their cars can be built by any competent chassis builder with a machine shop. IndyCars are built of much more exotic materials and there are drastically fewer groups that could build these chassis. |
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