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29 Jul 2001, 15:37 (Ref:123370) | #51 | ||
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Bring this topic back to life.
do any of u remember them Renault 19s in 1993 there were slow in the dry but were super in the wet. e.g Donington last but 1 round |
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29 Jul 2001, 19:08 (Ref:123467) | #52 | ||
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I remember that! It was sooo heavy!
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29 Jul 2001, 19:35 (Ref:123475) | #53 | |
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The R19s were not heavy. Just too narrow to be used as a serious race car.
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29 Jul 2001, 20:06 (Ref:123479) | #54 | ||
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Just wondering, but how would narrowness effect the performance? Later in 93 Renault changed the car around a lot (put in a sequential gearbox) and it was much faster, even in the dry.
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I reckon it had to do with the tracking of the car. When you have a narrow car, it can be less stable than one with a wider track, i.e. distance between left and right front wheels. |
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1 Aug 2001, 02:02 (Ref:124552) | #56 | ||
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Hello Darin
I guess... Any other cars that were like that? I can think of the BMW M3s from 1991. |
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2 Aug 2001, 01:13 (Ref:125019) | #57 | ||
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... and the Vauxhall Cavalier from 1991.
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3 Aug 2001, 18:03 (Ref:125645) | #58 | ||
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I think the Carina/Corona had a similar problem to begin with.
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4 Aug 2001, 17:44 (Ref:125851) | #59 | ||
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Every time Mansell got ina touring car he was pretty dire.
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4 Aug 2001, 17:53 (Ref:125855) | #60 | ||
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At Donington in the rain Mansell looked quite impressive, but that was just the one race and the rest of the time he looked a little out of touch.
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4 Aug 2001, 20:24 (Ref:125889) | #61 | ||
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I think the worst car/driver combination was Hamish Irvine/BMW 318iS (1994) & Peugeot 405 (1995)
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He ran into Starkeys bridge at Donington in 1993!!! Who could be stupid enough to drive into a bridge!?! |
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I still reckon Eugene O'Brien was the worst, Peugeot 405 94?
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If there's a rule against resurrecting threads, my apologies, Grahame Davis' Rover from 1991 or the works Mitsubishi's Mark Hales drove.
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How about the works Infiniti/Palmer effort? Car was undeveloped, team was a bit strange with how it went about things and the drivers weren't exactly experienced with modern tin tops
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