The Car I Drive Every Day :)

[slorydn1]

They would have to have air conditioning. Could you imagine the cockpit temps under a bubble like that at races like Malaysia, Singapore and Bahrain?

Man no doubt! They say in NASCAR the car's interior gets well in excess of 150 degrees F with the floor and seat temprature hot enough to boil water-and they at least have an open window(s) (drivers side only at tracks larger than 1 mile).

In Lemans and Grand AM the front engine GT cars (especialy the Corvette's) get extremely hot inside as well

I don't know how they do it, to be honest with you. I don't even want to go outside when its hotter than 90 degress F no less cram myself into a rollin equivalent of an oven!

[Rollo]

They would have to have air conditioning. Could you imagine the cockpit temps under a bubble like that at races like Malaysia, Singapore and Bahrain?

F-DUCT!

[Tazio]

Man no doubt! They say in NASCAR the car's interior gets well in excess of 150 degrees F with the floor and seat temprature hot enough to boil water-and they at least have an open window(s) (drivers side only at tracks larger than 1 mile).

In Lemans and Grand AM the front engine GT cars (especialy the Corvette's) get extremely hot inside as well

I don't know how they do it, to be honest with you. I don't even want to go outside when its hotter than 90 degress F no less cram myself into a rollin equivalent of an oven!

The Malaysian Gran Prix would give add a whole new dimension to an "Endurance Race" :