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vaud said:
Yes, methanol, until about 16 years ago IIRC.
They have run an E85 mix in recent years, with the 15% gasoline giving a flame. They now run a 100% renewables fuel with the majority being sugar cane Ethanol. It's likely they add a die to it to enable it to be a visible burn.When using Methanol in UK motorsport, you have to add a die to the fuel so it can be seen when burning. It's horrible stuff to get rid of if you get it on your hands.
Might all these spins be related to the new hybrid system, and the drivers still getting to grips with the different deployment curve compared to the old push-to-pass system?
Thankfully no-one injured last weekend.
Edit: apparently Robb’s crash was caused by Rossi in front him stuttering, out of fuel on the last lap. https://www.indycar.com/News/2024/07/07-14-Buzz-Io...
Thankfully no-one injured last weekend.
Edit: apparently Robb’s crash was caused by Rossi in front him stuttering, out of fuel on the last lap. https://www.indycar.com/News/2024/07/07-14-Buzz-Io...
Yes, saw that.
Don’t think Chadwick was too impressed either, in the earlier IndyNxt race
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3oHHRRw1n6Q
Don’t think Chadwick was too impressed either, in the earlier IndyNxt race
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3oHHRRw1n6Q
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