Active suspension:
The use of hydraulic actuators in the suspension to control
ride height during a race. Introduced by Lotus in 1987, it
used computer software aligned to each track to control the
actuators. It was banned by the FIA after the 1993 season.
by www.f1news.net - Daily F1 News Updates!
Close racing and driver input. Banned by the FIA after they introduced
wings in 1968!
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> Active suspension: > The use of hydraulic actuators in the suspension to control > ride height during a race. Introduced by Lotus in 1987, it > used computer software aligned to each track to control the > actuators. It was banned by the FIA after the 1993 season. > by www.f1news.net - Daily F1 News Updates!Spam:
The use of crossposting largely irrelevant information to annoy the ***
out of newsgroup readers. Introduced by someone who surely should be tried
as a war criminal. Banned by any decent human being.
by meiji
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>Close racing and driver input. Banned by the FIA after they introduced >wings in 1968! >> Active suspension: >> The use of hydraulic actuators in the suspension to control >> ride height during a race. Introduced by Lotus in 1987, it >> used computer software aligned to each track to control the >> actuators. It was banned by the FIA after the 1993 season. >> by www.f1news.net - Daily F1 News Updates!Quoted text (7 lines)
>Active suspension: >The use of hydraulic actuators in the suspension to control >ride height during a race. Introduced by Lotus in 1987, it >used computer software aligned to each track to control the >actuators. It was banned by the FIA after the 1993 season. >by www.f1news.net - Daily F1 News Updates!Geez folks, maybe this was a "send" button mistake--it does happen, you know
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twelve
> years ago? Got that T-shirt, thanks.
> Don McCorkle
> Libertarian Motorsports
