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12 Nov 2024, 22:38 (Ref:4235015)
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Traction Control
Having thoroughly enjoyed my first taste of the British Hillclimb Championship at Prescott one thing puzzled me; The big single seaters are using traction control. Why is it permitted? Is it safety?
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15 Nov 2024, 15:40 (Ref:4235289)
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It's a very open formula, hillclimb is very open to technology of all kinds. I imagine policing it would be difficult as well.
If I'm correctly informed, a certain F1 team's TC software was tested on a hillclimb car long before it was used in F1. |
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15 Nov 2024, 19:46 (Ref:4235303)
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Speed events are fantastic as the last bastion of the home engineer. Single seater with an engine that you just happen to have lying around? No problem. What about a jet engine in a Clubmans car? Par for the course.
It all makes TC on the big cars look pretty simple and long may it remain. Love it, such a refreshing change from "spec racing" on circuits. Sent from my SM-G981B using Tapatalk |
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