Aston Martin LMP Car Revealed
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AMR did a shakedown on their LMP1 car at Paul Ricard today:
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/73614
I just hope they can pull it off, would be nice to see something other than an Audi win Le Mans this year. and while I respect Peugeot for trying, I don't want them to win it as 1. I would prefer a British team to win and 2. the winning car should make lots of noise and be powered by petrol. Yes, diesel might be much more efficient and better than petrol in endurance racing, but half of the spectacle of motorsport is the noise and fire coming from the pipes.
And damn the car looks nice.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/73614
I just hope they can pull it off, would be nice to see something other than an Audi win Le Mans this year. and while I respect Peugeot for trying, I don't want them to win it as 1. I would prefer a British team to win and 2. the winning car should make lots of noise and be powered by petrol. Yes, diesel might be much more efficient and better than petrol in endurance racing, but half of the spectacle of motorsport is the noise and fire coming from the pipes.
And damn the car looks nice.
egomeister said:
I can't see them being very close unless the Audis and Peugeots have major issues. I don't think anyone can compete with the development that is going into those two at the moment!
Is it this year that the ACO have changed the rules to restrict the diesels?As sad as that is it might give them a chance!
sirtyro said:
egomeister said:
I can't see them being very close unless the Audis and Peugeots have major issues. I don't think anyone can compete with the development that is going into those two at the moment!
Is it this year that the ACO have changed the rules to restrict the diesels?As sad as that is it might give them a chance!
I still think diesels will leave others in their wake.
Edited by Jungles on Sunday 8th March 23:20
Jungles said:
sirtyro said:
egomeister said:
I can't see them being very close unless the Audis and Peugeots have major issues. I don't think anyone can compete with the development that is going into those two at the moment!
Is it this year that the ACO have changed the rules to restrict the diesels?As sad as that is it might give them a chance!
I still think diesels will leave others in their wake.
Edited by Jungles on Sunday 8th March 23:20

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