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12 Feb 2004, 17:32 (Ref:872170)
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2004 reg updates?
http://www.lemans.org/actualites/pag...arges_gb.shtml
What does the ACO consider as bodywork? Is the floor of the car considered bodywork? If not, won't this significanlty help teams wanting to build a hybrid LMP1 or LMP2. |
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12 Feb 2004, 19:42 (Ref:872300)
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It says all entirely sprung parts in contact with the airstream are the bodywork in section 1.5 I don't know if they consider the air flowing under the car as part of the airstream or not. Very confusing.
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