SuperShouden
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Sebring would possess a unique challenge to racing as it has two different surfaces. Tarmac which is prone to becoming slick when hot, and the cooler concrete. I would think that if Sebring was all concrete or all tarmac that it would require a different setup. And then there is the bumps coming onto and off of the main straight. These can easily get a car loose or make it really tight depending on the setup.
I can see why teams would do 24 hour testing there.
What do you guys think. Or if anyone has actually raced on Sebring does the various surfaces really make that much of a difference?
I can see why teams would do 24 hour testing there.
What do you guys think. Or if anyone has actually raced on Sebring does the various surfaces really make that much of a difference?