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Vallelunga will revive fond touring car memories when it hosts the WTCR
WTCR Race of Italy will recreate memories of Vallelunga’s famous touring car battles from the past when it takes place in July. Autodromo Vallelunga Piero Taruffi has been added to the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup calendar for 2022 with the all-action series using the venue’s ‘Historical International’ layout, the scene of a number of epic touring car contests in the 1990s and, more recently, PURE ETCR and the Touring Car Cup section of the FIA Motorsport Games.
Nissany knows he must do more to land Williams drive
An opening at Williams could well manifest, but test driver Roy Nissany knows he needs to improve if he wants to step up.
Berger: Competitive Ferrari ‘very important for F1 brand’
Gerhard Berger is pleased to see his old team back at the front of the sport, adding that a successful Ferrari is a successful Formula 1.
Race report: Japanese joy made in France as Yoshimura SERT Motul wins EWC 24 Heures Motos
Yoshimura SERT Motul has made it back-to-back wins in the 24 Heures Motos to begin the defence of its FIM Endurance World Championship title in style. Riders Gregg Black, Sylvain Guintoli and Xavier Siméon were supreme for the Le Mans-based squad to win the 45th edition of an event that welcomed fans back after two years of COVID-19 restrictions and resulted in a combined attendance of 62,000.
Why a former king is set for a busy 2022 with a little help from his WTCR friends
Norbert Michelisz is set to be more busy than normal in 2022 after he was announced as a part of Hyundai Motorsport’s FIA ETCR — eTouring Car World Cup line-up. As well as chasing a second WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup title with BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse, Michelisz will contest the all-electric, multi-brand touring car series from WTCR promoter Discovery Sports Events in a Hyundai Veloster N ETCR.
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"Nosotros no lo necesitamos"
El nuevo reglamento para el Mundial de Fórmula 1 2002 ha generado una consecuencia que trae de cabeza a la mayoría de los equipos de la parrilla, el 'porpoising' o rebote. Es algo que se puede apreciar a simple vista y que no afecta por igual a todos los monoplazas. Los coches ruedan muy cerca del suelo para maximizar el efecto de succión, pero en las rectas largas, la altura del coche varía debido a las fuerzas a las que se somete el chasis. Es entonces cuando los monoplazas pierden parte de esta carga aerodinámica y la suspensión cambia de altura lo que provoca que el coche bote.