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    Anyone noticed that the driver sits on the right side of the cockpit? Usually English(I guess Japanese do it too) manufacturers place the driver seat on the right side, but Peugeot is a French company and French usually don't drive on the left side of the road...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Erki
    Anyone noticed that the driver sits on the right side of the cockpit? Usually English(I guess Japanese do it too) manufacturers place the driver seat on the right side, but Peugeot is a French company and French usually don't drive on the left side of the road...



    Pescarolo, Courage, Cadillac(in 2000), Chrysler,..., or even Peugeot back in 1991-93(905) all built protos with wheel-drivers on the right

    From what one says, it would be easier to control the car in some angles of the circuit

    But it doesn't seem to be Audi's mind apparently

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    By the way, nice article on http://www.speedarena.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom206wrc
    Pescarolo, Courage, Cadillac(in 2000), Chrysler,..., or even Peugeot back in 1991-93(905) all built protos with wheel-drivers on the right

    From what one says, it would be easier to control the car in some angles of the circuit

    But it doesn't seem to be Audi's mind apparently
    I don't think Audi minds because how many times have they've crushed the competition in the past 7 years with the R8 and now R10
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    Take a look at this awesome video:

    http://www.eurosport.fr/auto/mc_vid32299.shtml



    9 minutes of pleasure ! No comment !

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    Quote Originally Posted by viper_man
    I thought that at first, but if you look here at the very bottom pic http://www.sportautomoto.it/News.asp?Type=1&id=6072 it looks as though the side panels may also open up with the door.
    True! Each door seems to be in two parts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1LM1
    Take a look at this awesome video:

    http://www.eurosport.fr/auto/mc_vid32299.shtml



    9 minutes of pleasure ! No comment !



    One word: FANTASTIC !!!!

    I can imagine how applaused by public that car will be with such drivers like Villeneuve driving it at le Mans

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1LM1
    Take a look at this awesome video:

    http://www.eurosport.fr/auto/mc_vid32299.shtml



    9 minutes of pleasure ! No comment !
    amazing!!! the Diesel engine is so quite, but can't wait to see the car race in with the full livery
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    Quote Originally Posted by harvick#1
    amazing!!! the Diesel engine is so quite, but can't wait to see the car race in with the full livery
    So do I !

    BTW, another surprise : http://www.endurance-info.com/articl...rder=0&thold=0

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    About the driver-on-the-right-side thing: at Le Mans, pit boxes are on the right side and as the 908 is a closed car, they can't just jump over the car so I guess this way driver changes are faster.
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