And the weather is hardly ever perfect, as evidenced by the 90+ degrees F at the start line last year...Quote:
Originally Posted by rx-guru
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And the weather is hardly ever perfect, as evidenced by the 90+ degrees F at the start line last year...Quote:
Originally Posted by rx-guru
and after all its only one run, is that right?? so i think the record will stand, but the fact they are there will add to this already fantastic event , and the fact cars could be usedlater in year , in championship is agood thing
Yep, only one run, that’s right! And practice is split up into 3 parts of the track in 3 days. Rain, hailstorm, snow, all can happen up there, even in July.Quote:
Originally Posted by wotaguy
i think i'm going to this.... got'a meet marcus...
very lucky to be not so farQuote:
Originally Posted by Torsen
90+ at the start! Wow...bit different to the year I was there. I think it might have been more like 40 at the start and rapidly colder as you went up the mountain.
Great event though. Are they still talking about paving the rest of the course Kevin?
Lucky you..! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Torsen
Were have you read that ?Quote:
Originally Posted by rx-guru
I think they will use modified rallycross car...
It's written an article on erc24.com(paysite) And there it says that these 2 cars are built alongside the rallycross car of Eriksson, with the same bodyshell, similar basic structure, but with different suspension, transmission and most off all the engine.. The Pikes Peak Fiesta will also have some larger aerofoils then the RX car..Quote:
Originally Posted by Micke_VOC
Yeah, the weather last year was crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by ST205GT4
There were teams leaving the start line with 9 PSI in the tires and crossing the finish at 45+ PSI. The weather temperatures were just unreal, there was no way there was going to be a record run. That and the area from just past Devil's Playground through Boulder Park had been graded and they had put in all of the re-bar for the curbing based on a 2 lane road, cutting 30-40% of the width in some parts.
They are definitely still talking about more paving, there was some question as to how much they would do this year with the cost and availability of the high altitude polymer asphalt but it seems as though some more will be paved...