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Originally Posted by JAG
P1 is remaining, there will just be a P1 Evo variation for 'GT' like cars.
Think Mercedes CLR, that's the best guess so far.
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Are you sure? the ACO mentioned staying with the four class structure
LMP1
LMP2
GT1
GT2
any new "evo' p1 cars would be in the LMP1 class, not a seperate Evo class IIRC
"-- The possibility of choosing between prototype closed and open prototype is maintained, but (because there is a but), the COA would like to have a real diversity, "the cars look different and not just by their design" says Daniel Poissenot. As a result, in collaboration with Gordon Murray, a new definition body will even days in 2010, with a wider cockpit, knowing that cars today are still permitted. This regulation will be unveiled in November.
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current cars and the new car will be balanced," said Daniel Poissenot, and it brings several questions: between diesel engines, Essence "traditional competition," Essence "GT" Hybrid and the different bodies, LMP1 current and future LMP2010 , How to get a good equivalence? The mission promises to be complicated for a settlement that presents itself as the map: failing to agree on a settlement, we try to please everyone with adjustments (engine or bodywork)."