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Awww man, that's hilarious. I'd love to be one of those guys! Does anyone have any idea of the qualifications needed to have such a job?
I wanted the full experience, so I put one of my 1080p monitors in portrait mode. Got cams for the Nismo pit, Nismo LMP2 car, #73 vette, #74 vette, Corvette pit, Audi cams, Radio le mans cam, Autosport live feed, spotters guide, live timing, and twitter feed for all of the teams.
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But the electric power plant they developed won't do crap on heavier car without the aero. Why wouldn't they develop it in the proper condition of an LMP1 legal car?
Show offs. Show offs everywhere.I wanted the full experience, so I put one of my 1080p monitors in portrait mode. Got cams for the Nismo pit, Nismo LMP2 car, #73 vette, #74 vette, Corvette pit, Audi cams, Radio le mans cam, Autosport live feed, spotters guide, live timing, and twitter feed for all of the teams.
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I wanted the full experience, so I put one of my 1080p monitors in portrait mode. Got cams for the Nismo pit, Nismo LMP2 car, #73 vette, #74 vette, Corvette pit, Audi cams, Radio le mans cam, Autosport live feed, spotters guide, live timing, and twitter feed for all of the teams.
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I wanted the full experience, so I put one of my 1080p monitors in portrait mode. Got cams for the Nismo pit, Nismo LMP2 car, #73 vette, #74 vette, Corvette pit, Audi cams, Radio le mans cam, Autosport live feed, spotters guide, live timing, and twitter feed for all of the teams.
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Doing this allows them to get:But doing it for history is like I already said, to do that kind of stuff publicly is for the marketing rather than focusing on applying hybrid to an LMP1. And one isn't being planned to my knowledge, somebody made an internet concept rendering, but again Don Panoz owns the rights to it and Heaven knows Panoz isn't getting a street car off the ground.
I already went over this, making history on this project was a marketing effort and was wasteful when looking at their actual LMP1, cus they said they were looking at a future LMP1 effort from the start. So they wasted money on a completely different chassis with different aero and weight that was slower than a GTE-Am car when on electric. They don't have a 2 year jump because they could've been working on the car 2 years ago and tested and developed a hybrid system right on an LMP1 car. So they misused 2 years of development to make history, which is irrelevant to the actual performance of a car. Basically they won a 1-man race while the other manufacturers worked on their LMP's.Two reasons:
- Make History (Which was one of their objectives)
- Start early on development
Sure the 2015 car will be different but by already having a two year start on development of a powerplant at all, they've hit their benchmarks and from there will develop it into a more competitive package.
This can be summed up with "I THINK I KNOW BETTER THAN ONE OF THE WORLDS LARGEST CAR MAKERS WITH A COLLECTIVE MIND OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE EVEN THOUGH ITS JUST ME SITTING HERE WHINING ON THE INTERNET"I already went over this, making history on this project was a marketing effort and was wasteful when looking at their actual LMP1, cus they said they were looking at a future LMP1 effort from the start. So they wasted money on a completely different chassis with different aero and weight that was slower than a GTE-Am car when on electric. They don't have a 2 year jump because they could've been working on the car 2 years ago and tested and developed a hybrid system right on an LMP1 car. So they misused 2 years of development to make history, which is irrelevant to the actual performance of a car. Basically they won a 1-man race while the other manufacturers worked on their LMP's.
Problem with the bladeglide is the patent and copyright issues of the original DeltaWing design. But the ZEOD makes me lose respect for Nissan because if they were a serious competitor who wants to win they wouldn't waste time on a frivolous marketing effort. If they had the desire to win the publicity would come in the victory itself. I mean even now, what are people gonna care more about, the ZEOD breaking 24 minutes in or the actual winner of the race?Doing this allows them to get:
Hybrid knowledge
Mega publicity
A world record
Doing LMP1 now would get them:
Experience, but a package as rough as the ZEOD probably
Mild publicity
No records/bragging rights/brand image stuff
Also, as pointed out before, the Nissan Bladeglider uses all the DW principles. That's very nearly production ready, and they're deadly serious about it.
Irrelevant and unconstructive post that was.This can be summed up with "I THINK I KNOW BETTER THAN ONE OF THE WORLDS LARGEST CAR MAKERS WITH A COLLECTIVE MIND OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE EVEN THOUGH ITS JUST ME SITTING HERE WHINING ON THE INTERNET"
Joe Bloggs will care about the world record, which might make it to the news. On the news = lots of publicity. LMP1 = appeals to a saturated market. You seem to forget that Nissan are a huge car brand who need an image, and marketing.Problem with the bladeglide is the patent and copyright issues of the original DeltaWind design. But the ZEOD makes me lose respect for Nissan because if they were a serious competitor who wants to win they wouldn't waste time on a frivolous marketing effort. If they had the desire to win the publicity would come in the victory itself. I mean even know, what are people gonna care more about, the ZEOD breaking 24 minutes in or the actual winner of the race?
They're going to introduce their LMP next year. They're gonna try and win as well, I reckon - would be stupid not to try.Problem with the bladeglide is the patent and copyright issues of the original DeltaWind design. But the ZEOD makes me lose respect for Nissan because if they were a serious competitor who wants to win they wouldn't waste time on a frivolous marketing effort. If they had the desire to win the publicity would come in the victory itself. I mean even know, what are people gonna care more about, the ZEOD breaking 24 minutes in or the actual winner of the race?
Irrelevant and unconstructive post that was.
Much like every single one of yours bashing the ZEOD. They have their reasons. You don't know them, but Nissan has reasons for choosing the Car 00 route over LMP1 many of which can be speculated here but unless you work for Nissan, which I doubt you do, you don't know, neither do I.Irrelevant and unconstructive post that was.
Obviously they want marketing but as a race fan am I suppose to respect marketing or the drive to win? If they had the drive to win their marketing would be done through the success of their top program against the other top manufacturers and show case technologies in the way they do.Joe Bloggs will care about the world record, which might make it to the news. On the news = lots of publicity. LMP1 = appeals to a saturated market. You seem to forget that Nissan are a huge car brand who need an image, and marketing.
Obviously they want marketing but as a race fan am I suppose to respect marketing or the drive to win? If they had the drive to win their marketing would be done through the success of their top program against the other top manufacturers and show case technologies in the way they do.