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View Poll Results: What should be changed for diesel cars in the LMP1 technical regulation?
Smaller restrictor and/or lower turbo boost 31 36.05%
Smaller fuel tank (e.g. 80 vs 90 liter) 27 31.40%
Higher minimum weight (e.g. 925 vs 950 kg) 10 11.63%
Small fuel flow restrictor (e.g. 33 mm like petrol instead of 38 mm) 24 27.91%
Other 13 15.12%
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Old 22 Jun 2006, 19:12 (Ref:1639313)   #10
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veeten should be qualifying in the top 3 on the gridveeten should be qualifying in the top 3 on the gridveeten should be qualifying in the top 3 on the grid
Funny... seems like a few folks want to put restrictions on the diesels with Audi's 1st-3rd finish at Le Mans. But I'd bet if the ACO decided to revisit the Group C regs of the 80's in conjunction with the rise of Alternate Fuels & Hybrids, the same people would blow a gasket over that.
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