Thread: WEC LMP Future Regulations (was Le Mans EVO rules - now hypercar rules)
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Old 15 Nov 2017, 14:37 (Ref:3780566)   #5252
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Edit: and Chiana is spot on - there's no requirement to run a hybrid as a manufacturer in LMP1 for 2018.
Sigh it's just been revised again...

http://sportscar365.com/lemans/wec/w...tle-in-201819/

The FIA and ACO, meanwhile, have also clarified that OEMs will not be allowed to enter a complete car built to LMP1 non-hybrid regulations, although can supply engines to teams, as is the case today. Additionally, the branding of a complete LMP1 non-hybrid will be permitted, as long as the chassis and engine is produced by a “private race car manufacturer” and be in compliance with the homologation for private teams.
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