GrumpyOldMan
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Looking at this picture of the cockpit of the Mustang Gr.3, it sure looks like one of the buttons says "Drink". Is this for real?
Does the Mustang Gr.3 really have a "Drink" button?
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The car isn't really real, but many GT cars has such a button. A tube into the helmet and while they hold the button it pumps water in.
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Here's a Nissan GT-R, the blue button is the drink
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I'm sure the drink pump function has existed for a while, but pre-90s F1 cars hardly label their buttons/switches, so you will have to know by knowledge. But here's an MP4/6 all the way from 1991, and as you can see:
The old cars had them on the cockpit rather than the wheel. But that changed in the late 90s:
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Jumped in thinking this was going to be a fuel consumption thread. Some cars do "drink" that gas.
GrumpyOldMan
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When I searched this website for "drink", that's most of what I found.
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Well, it’s kinda real. The MARC Cars II V8 been available since 2018. It was developed during that 2016/2017 timeframe. The original Marc Cars V8 Focus and Mazda 3, been around since 2013/2014. So, a little bit before PD developing the Mustang Gr.3
Maybe a drink button on the wheel. The MARC Cars are built for endurance racing.
Maybe a drink button on the wheel. The MARC Cars are built for endurance racing.
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from r/WEC discord:
lots of buttons. I for one am super hype about RAD, ACK, DRUNK, and that they've correctly identified this is what the driver uses to STEER
lots of buttons. I for one am super hype about RAD, ACK, DRUNK, and that they've correctly identified this is what the driver uses to STEER
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