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Honestly, I find this a pointless gimmick, as the series has a long-term commitment to the existing car. Yes, it might generate some attention, but that amounts to nothing more than a cynical bait-and-switch. At least at Le Mans you might see some of the technologies tested inn actual race cars this decade.
This really doesn't address Indycar's core problems but does show exactly how desperate and intellectually bankrupt the series is.
Last edited by TheMightyM; 26 Feb 2014 at 20:21.
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