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A Ramble on Tires, Push and the Future

Posted on July 2, 2013 by Eric Hall

As the season reaches the halfway point the future of indycar is starting to look quite bright. Something as simple as an in-depth look at the odd link between downforce, pushy racecars and tires, a bone of contention in their … Continue reading →

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Will Dallara Come to the Rescue, Again?

Posted on August 21, 2012 by Eric Hall

In 1996, Arie Luyendyk broke the single lap record at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with a speed of 237.498 miles per hour. During that same qualifying attempt, he also broke the four lap average qualifying record with a speed of … Continue reading →

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How I Saw it… The Yellow Free Doube-Shot Edition

Posted on August 7, 2012 by Eric Hall

Another one in the books at Mid-Ohio, and still not a single yellow to be seen in two races. I’m really liking this kinder and gentler, but way more hardcore style of racing we have seen the last few weeks. … Continue reading →

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How Fast is Fast… How Slow is Slow?

Posted on April 5, 2012 by Eric Hall

218. Miles. Per. Hour… in 2012. My how things have changed. It seems so slow; last year we were at 224 on pole day; a drop of six mile an hour! And the year before we were at 227. We … Continue reading →

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