notice how more than one indy-racer didn't find the rhythm in F1
and my best guess this is not a driver thing, but more related to cars, F1
having less cars, and they are more different on speed, indycar having more cars
and more closely togheter - just to say indy is a better championship because
cars really overtake each other, unlike F1 - maybe we can propose to do lottery
in stead of a race in F1, would make things more interesting
whats happening to F1 ? I dont know any type of racing having less competition
than F1 - it should be the other way round
> > "jason moyer">
> > > Weren't active suspensions banned in like 1992?
> > > Jason
> > I haven't a clue what year they were banned, but they were indeed
> banned.
> > dave henrie
> Still had them in 1993. 1994 was a wholesale ban on a lot of the technology
> (and ironically, the year of the first fatal race accidents since 1982). In
> '93 McLaren had ABS, fully automatic gearbox and active suspension. No
> wonder Andretti had troubles coming to grip with it.
> Stephen
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