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  1. 29th December 2006, 13:21 #11
    Erki
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lousada
    But the car won't pass the after-race scrutineering in your scenario.
    Blame alleskids, he said that as there are no stages left, the roll cage wouldn't matter.

    I guess it would be best if some olddo ( ) copied official rules here.
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  2. 29th December 2006, 16:01 #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by Erki
    Blame alleskids, he said that as there are no stages left, the roll cage wouldn't matter.

    I guess it would be best if some olddo ( ) copied official rules here.
    Sure blame it on me that Hirvone made such a mess of his leading position on the last sgtage(s) If he just drove nice and steady, we would not have had this discussion about post-race scrutineering

    http://www.fia.com/resources/documen...5__WRC_reg.pdf

    Why can't FRM do what they are supposed to be good at and fix it. Call in there Japaneese Bear and threaten the scrutineers that they wil be eaten alive.
    R.I.P. all WRC heroes
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  3. 29th December 2006, 16:51 #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by alleskids
    Why can't FRM do what they are supposed to be good at and fix it. Call in there Japaneese Bear and threaten the scrutineers that they wil be eaten alive.
    because Loeb wasn't there......
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  4. 23rd January 2010, 20:52 #14
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    How badly does a roll cage need to be before the car is automaticly disqualified?
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  5. 23rd January 2010, 21:24 #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Langdale Forest
    How badly does a roll cage need to be before the car is automaticly disqualified?
    Any weakening at all.
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  6. 23rd January 2010, 21:28 #16
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    what di you mean by any weakening?
    does that mean even a scratch?
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  7. 23rd January 2010, 22:59 #17
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    No. Anything that weakens the structure. The chances of a scratch weakening T45 steal are millions to one and I think you know that....
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  8. 5th February 2010, 18:00 #18
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    When there is enough damage to be disqualified, but the damage is only to a small part to the structure, does the entire cage need to be replaced?
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    the cage needs to be up to the safety standards that it is complied under. If that means repairing or replacing the cage, then that is what is required.
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  10. 6th February 2010, 08:39 #20
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    In the case of Mikko's car in Wales 2006, would a new bar have needed to be welded on or a new cage because that is the only place that the cage was weakend?
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