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Current F1 rules do not allow in-race refueling. But, yeah, expensive purpose-built race cars have little in common with road cars.
by dripton 12y ago
Current F1 rules do not allow in-race refueling. But, yeah, expensive purpose-built race cars have little in common with road cars.
- wmeredith 12y agoAh, I was thinking of Indy.
- threeseed 12y ago> But, yeah, expensive purpose-built race cars have little in common with road cars I wouldn't say little. Many F1 technologies have made it into production road cars and the future of the sport will see this technology sharing increase. That's why there was the big engine change last year. And it wouldn't surprise me if their split turbocharger design that was responsible for Mercedes success makes it into their road cars.