How much "sheet metal"?
Recently saw some posts of new cars prepped for USAC season. At what point does it become a hybrid looking Sprint/modified? I would never want to sacrifice safety, but this is also sports entertainment in which the human element should be primary.
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Re: How much "sheet metal"?
If carbon fiber is legal (I'm not looking up the rules & am out of the loop...lol - not that I ever really was anyway...), it's proly as much of that as it is sheet metal...lol
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Re: How much "sheet metal"?
Mr Devin sent me a rulebook when I was a race official yrs ago:15: in their it stated openings on R/S had to be so big:18:, don't know if it's changed since then.:31: I see some of these sprint cars where the R/S opening is very small & w/ these containment seats I hope drivers can get out quickly of theirs a fire:18:. I never saw a rule book so complete b4 in my life as that USAC book was:6:
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I'm disgusted by it too. The Chili Bowl midgets had wings/spoilers mounted on the back of the cage behind the drivers. It's almost at the point where I will stop following the sport as they become less and less the cars I used to love.
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This has to be an over 50 post....
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Re: How much "sheet metal"?
I'm under 50 and not a fan of just seeing a helmet. Seeing a driver work the wheel shows a lot of what the car is doing, and how smooth or not they are.
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I only stated that I believe the person who started the post would be over 50.......and I bet I am right.
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Not a fan. Age 31
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I wish they would completely enclose the driver with a roof that attaches with hinges. I also think they need to have fenders to make them safer. Cars should be fully enclosed.
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