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[F1] - DRS Rule Changes for 2013

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medal 5190
11 years 337 days ago
Drag Reduction System is no longer available in Practice or Qualifying on any part of the track, excluding the designated DRS Zone. This is to increase safety measures of issues caused in recently years.

Also The curfew for pitcrews to not allowed to be near the garage has been increased to 8 hours, and the Weight Requirement has been increased to compensate for the heavier 2013 Pirelli Tires.
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medal 5000
11 years 337 days ago
All good. Stops DRS gear comprimises and limiter bouncing in all of quali


More overtaking, better racing, closer qualifying etc. :)
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medal 5000
11 years 333 days ago
With the cars getting heavier and heavier, and the 2014 engines not being particularly powerful, are we looking at F1 cars that no longer have more power than they weigh?

Doesn't sound too exciting to be honest...
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medal 5190
11 years 333 days ago
Dan, the goals for the 2014 season is:
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[*]Reduce costs to all teams, and making F1 more economical
[*]Bring back other Engine Suppliers to the sport
[*]Encourage more wheel to wheel racing and overtaking
[*]Improve the reputation of the sport
[*]Improve the safety of the sport
[*]Generate income into the sport, teams and communities  to where the events are held
[*]Many more reasons other than the ones stated.
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medal 5000
11 years 326 days ago
"Dan
With the cars getting heavier and heavier, and the 2014 engines not being particularly powerful, are we looking at F1 cars that no longer have more power than they weigh?

Doesn't sound too exciting to be honest...

Wouldnt a 1.6 v6 be lighter than a 2.4l V8? Very much doubt this would be the case F1 teams are always looking for ways to cut weight. And the drivers are as light as possible with expection Mark Webber :D. F1 teams would also not have rules in place to have heavy cars go around wouldnt be commercially right.
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