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Spotter's guide: http://www.imsa.com/sites/default/files/spotter_guides/2014 Rolex24AtDaytona Spotters Guide.pdfAnyone know where I can find livery previews (like the ones in post #2904) for 993 Porsche models?
Spotter's guide: http://www.imsa.com/sites/default/files/spotter_guides/2014 Rolex24AtDaytona Spotters Guide.pdfAnyone know where I can find livery previews (like the ones in post #2904) for 993 Porsche models?
Anyone know where I can find livery previews (like the ones in post #2904) for 993 Porsche models?
I'll take 2, please drop them off at Daytona!
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Sorry for the double post - it's a lot easier to do it this way on my phone. I still can't get that pdf to open on my phone. Does it only work on computers?
Does anyone know of Daytona 24 coverage within Europe? I heard Motors TV is one source, but current circumstances don't allow me to watch TV (no TV cable contract). I assume there is no official online Stream provided?
Ok, let me see if I got that right... The race will be streamed flag to flag??
I seriously hope there will be Radio LM coverage because those idiots at Radio Daytona or whatever seriously suck!
Well that sucks! It's 2014, radio and TV are dead it's time to face it!
Yeah I know, they'll be too busy looking at Facebook on their tablet/phone/laptop while they have the TV on just for background noise...Try telling that to people who still listen to MRN or people who have Satallite/Cable.
Well that sucks! It's 2014, radio and TV are dead it's time to face it!
IMSA released Friday Balance of Performance (BoP) adjustments for the Prototype class in advance of next weekend’s TUDOR United SportsCar Championship season-opening Rolex 24 at Daytona.
DPs will have roughly a five percent reduction in power, with the Chevy-powered entries now utilizing a 2.5 percent smaller air restrictor in diameter, and the Ford EcoBoost-powered Rileys running 33.1 mm openings.
Nissan-powered P2 cars have been confirmed with 41 mm sized restrictors (in diameter), while the turbocharged HPD engine will have two 31 mm openings.
Both are in line with IMSA’s proposed five-percent performance increase over the current ACO LMP2 regulations.
DPs led the way in testing at Daytona, with the quickest P2 car, the No. 1 Extreme Speed Motorsports HPD ARX-03b, ending up with a best time that was 1.2 seconds slower than Christian Fittipaldi’s 1:38.630 lap set in the No. 5 Action Express Corvette DP.
“Working with the engine builders, we took the engines to the dyno after the test. It helped us determine some of the other items we were looking at,” IMSA’s Scot Elkins told Sportscar365.
“The testing at the Roar enabled us to get the final adjustment of performance for the prototype class, which we published today.”
Fuel capacities for both platforms are now confirmed, with gasoline-powered P2s allowed to carry up to 72 liters, with DPs at 76 liters.
The clean diesel-powered Mazda SKYACTIV-D entries will be permitted 70 liters, while the DeltaWing will run at 48 liters, with also a 10 kg reduction in minimum weight.
Boost pressures were also defined for the turbocharged HPD, Ford and Elan-tuned DeltaWing powerplants.
“We had data from the Roar and we reduced the power of the DP cars, which should help the fuel mileage,” Elkins said. “We did a very slight increase in the DP fuel capacity, just to max out the fuel cell.
“To compensate for the difference in fuel economy, we’ve reduced the P2 [capacity]. To compensate the flow going to a smaller capacity, we also reduced the [refueling] restrictor to try and balance that as well.”
That is just awesome.So I received a holiday newsletter from neighbors I grew up next to as a kid.
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Pretty cool video.
Yeah, like me.Try telling that to people who still listen to MRN or people who have Satallite/Cable.
Unlike me as I have no interest in Facebook and no tablet/phone apps. I still use a flip phone and have no desire to increase my cell phone bill over $30.Yeah I know, they'll be too busy looking at Facebook on their tablet/phone/laptop while they have the TV on just for background noise...
That's pretty cool, now it makes me sad that the car had a close encounter with the wall on the final practice session at the Roar.So I received a holiday newsletter from neighbors I grew up next to as a kid. Their son is partially blind and kind of slow, and went through chemo for an optic nerve disease and does paintings for charity (he's raised over a million dollars) and has met alot of famous people like Elton John through his work. In the letter they said he designed the livery for Children's Tumor Foundation Racing4Research Porsche in the 24h of Daytona. Pretty cool. Patrick Dempsey will be wearing a helmet designed by his artwork as well. I know it's kind of off topic and most won't care but I thought it was pretty cool and thought I'd share.
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That's pretty cool, now it makes me sad that the car had a close encounter with the wall on the final practice session at the Roar.
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Yeah I know, they'll be too busy looking at Facebook on their tablet/phone/laptop while they have the TV on just for background noise...
Oh yeah, the whole right side of the car needed body work and the Front and Rear suspension was broken, the mechanics looked very thrilled to be repairing a car when everyone else was packing up to go home.
DamnOh yeah, the whole right side of the car needed body work and the Front and Rear suspension was broken, the mechanics looked very thrilled to be repairing a car when everyone else was packing up to go home.