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Sulland
9th November 2011, 18:47
Will be interesting to see how good the DMACK tyres have become in a year, and now we will see them on a WRCar as well.
How much do you think they are behind Michelin?
dimviii
9th November 2011, 19:11
a lot according to Semerad opinion.
br21
9th November 2011, 22:03
we never made exact comparision but they surely were significantly slower than michelins... that was on gravel in gp. N 4WD car, on tarmac they were much worse I've heard...
janvanvurpa
9th November 2011, 22:19
we never made exact comparision but they surely were significantly slower than michelins... that was on gravel in gp. N 4WD car, on tarmac they were much worse I've heard...
Oh how I miss 14/62 x 15 Michelins (sigh)
Anybody know the sized used on the current WRC cars? Gravel of course.
dimviii
9th November 2011, 22:25
Oh how I miss 14/62 x 15 Michelins (sigh)
Anybody know the sized used on the current WRC cars? Gravel of course.
205/65/15
janvanvurpa
10th November 2011, 01:27
205/65/15
In the old Michelin system would that be a 17/65 x 15 (same as before)? Cause those are huge and heavy..
dimviii
10th November 2011, 06:01
In the old Michelin system would that be a 17/65 x 15 (same as before)? Cause those are huge and heavy..
yes is the same dimension as 205/65/15
Sulland
10th November 2011, 07:49
Has no one done back to back testing btw Michelin, Pirelli, DMACK and for instance Yokohama. Maybe also a cheaper option like Silverstone and MaxSport should have been tested.
Have none of the Motorsport magazines done a Tyre test ?
6789
10th November 2011, 07:55
Has no one done back to back testing btw Michelin, Pirelli, DMACK and for instance Yokohama. Maybe also a cheaper option like Silverstone and MaxSport should have been tested.
Have none of the Motorsport magazines done a Tyre test ?
That's probably a little expensive for a magazine to do
Sulland
10th November 2011, 18:43
Can not be that expensive, racing and karting magazines do it.
The tyres looks good so far for Tanak! Impressive times for him.
Sulland
13th November 2011, 23:50
6th in WRC debut both driver and tyre brand must be very happy with that result!
Juha_Koo
14th November 2011, 00:11
6th in WRC debut both driver and tyre brand must be very happy with that result!
It was a nice start. Especially SS12 result, long stage and Tänak was 3rd fastest, +6,2 on Loeb which makes +0,19 s/km. But ofcourse one stage tells about tyres as much as intro tells about a TV show...
Hopefully more Chinese brands would come to WRC, lots of money there...
Plan9
14th November 2011, 00:23
I wish the Pirelli had a greater level of involvement. They seemed a more durable tyre in the later years.
clauma
18th January 2012, 23:53
Very good range from Dmack Tyres: https://www.jesport.es/motorsport/index.php?p=catalog&parent=311&pg=1
Motorsportfun
19th January 2012, 00:23
Hopefully more Chinese brands would come to WRC, lots of money there...
Well said! China is amongst the greatest markets in the world, WRC must arrange an event there... also a Road Show would be enough, for the moment. Brazil too is growing as 6th biggest in the world (read just a week ago), so will be great move going there in 2013!
Sulland
10th February 2012, 00:19
Will be interesting to see how the dmack's are on snow/ice tomorrow, if their more open pattern will match Michelin.
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