Thanks in advance,
Glenn
"It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
-Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
I don't believe F1 ever used a sequential gear lever. I think they went
from a gated gear box straight to a sequential paddle shifting one.
Cheers
Phil
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Cheers again,
Glenn
"It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
-Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
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Glenn
"It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
-Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
> I don't believe F1 ever used a sequential gear lever. I think they went
> from a gated gear box straight to a sequential paddle shifting one.
> Cheers
> Phil
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They didn't become really common until around '93-'94 - until then, only
Ferrari ('89), Williams ('91), and McLaren ('92) ran them regularly. Not
sure when Benetton converted over.
Rick
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> Glenn
> "It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
> -Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
> > 1989 ferrari 640 i think
So it probably was a gradual change for each team.
> > I'm looking at all the classic add-ons for GP3 and I'm curious as to
what
> > year F1 changed from standard "H" pattern shifting to sequential, and
> > subsequently to paddle shifters. I run a complete ACT-LABS setup and
need
> > to know the different methods for the different eras I intend to run.
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Glenn
> > "It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
> > -Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
I'm pretty sure at least Patrese was still using a sequential box in '93.
Stephen
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