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6 Sep 2003, 12:47 (Ref:710056)
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ACO & FIA 2004 Regulations. Help!
Can someone please answer these questions:
1. Will ACO and FIA Sports regulations be the same for 2004? If so why the 2004 FIA regulation speaks about "SR1" and "SR2" cars, while ACO regulation mentions LMP1 and LMP2 categories? 2. What was the situation this year? 3. What will become in 2004 of older LMP900 and LMP675 chassis? Will they be allowed to race until 2005? And with which modification? 4. Will GT Cars follow the ACO regulations in the LM 2004 series? And which are the differences between a FIA-GT car and an ACO one? When will the two regulations be merged? 5. What you really think about the 2004 LM series? Thanks a lot!!! |
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