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Old 29 Oct 2000, 18:48 (Ref:45646)   #1
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Two things.

at indy y werent ferrari running with marlboro sponsorship, when all the others were fag advertising?
seems a bit odd to me. havent read anywhere y.


the other thing which i did read was that there were using a add on to the car which took tire temps on the fly while the car was driving.
anybody seen this or have a pic??
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Old 29 Oct 2000, 19:04 (Ref:45649)   #2
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The Tobacco Advertising Settlement allows Tobacco companies to sponsor only one team per year within the U.S.

As Team Penske in CART is sponsored by Marlboro, Ferrari were not able to display Marlboro livery, and ran with white backgrounds.

As for the tyre temp device, many teams use hand-held infrared temperature sensors. I would imagine fitting one sensor per tyre, fixed to the car and hooked into the telemetry, would be no problem for Ferrari.
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Old 30 Oct 2000, 05:25 (Ref:45811)   #3
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Infared tire sensors have been is use for many years. My first experience with them was in '88, helping Goodyear identify why NASCAR tire were suddenly having problems.

In that particular case, we had, with Alcon, developed a vastly superior brake system for those cars ( based on Alcon't boggest GTP car brakes) that was raising the tire temps under braking to levels far beyond what the old brake systems had done before.
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Old 31 Oct 2000, 10:27 (Ref:46040)   #4
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yea i know thats how they measure the temps, but how did they attach it to the car? i wanna see a piccy!!!

they only used it on friday mind.
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Old 1 Nov 2000, 04:21 (Ref:46144)   #5
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How's this?



The red arrow shows where the infrared sensor was mounted on Barrichello's Ferrari at Zeltweg.
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Old 1 Nov 2000, 16:04 (Ref:46203)   #6
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ahhh thats how they did it.
photo would be nice tho..hehehe

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Old 10 Nov 2000, 11:33 (Ref:47786)   #7
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Another question: could the same sensor be used to calculate the wheels rotation speed?
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