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This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on March 27th, 2018 in the Car Culture category.
Meet the British Touring Car Championship's New Safety... Truck?
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- St helens, merseyside, England.
- crazybuttocks198
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Definitely cooler that what used to be before it. Just wonder if it will make it round the track before it runs out of fuel before the safety car window closes.
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Hey, it isn't that bad on gas.
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- southport
Be better to watch that race than the actual "boring" cars.. 
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Good to see TOCA are taking action on safety after the Croft qualifying pile-up and Billy Monger being trapped in his car for hours after the Donington crash, the next step is to get Thruxton into the 21st century or drop it.
btw the article is a bit misleading implying this truck will lead the cars around under yellow flags, that will presumably still be Alan Gow's Porsche Panamera.
btw the article is a bit misleading implying this truck will lead the cars around under yellow flags, that will presumably still be Alan Gow's Porsche Panamera.
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'MURICA, LOL!!
Still really like the new Ford F-250!
Still really like the new Ford F-250!
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The main question is can it turn right?
I know american racecars and response vehicles don't have this function by default
You can get rollershutters for those pickups, many cars in austalia use them, the cheaper options are those hard plastic ones with gas struts but this wont be practical and you can get the cheapest option, canvas.
I know american racecars and response vehicles don't have this function by default
You can get rollershutters for those pickups, many cars in austalia use them, the cheaper options are those hard plastic ones with gas struts but this wont be practical and you can get the cheapest option, canvas.
