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the chemical would make them fire sooner and last longer and constant yellows wouldnt kill them like untreated 40s.The way i understand,cutting the tire makes it last longer,the chemical puts the traction in it!
but does the chemical extend tire life? I dont think so!the chemical would make them fire sooner and last longer and constant yellows wouldnt kill them like untreated 40s.
but does the chemical extend tire life? I dont think so!
Hope you dont get what you wish for. The EPA and auto racing as we know it would not be a good mix. Except for the tree huggers.Hopefully the EPA will be getting to know this clown.
You are sadly mistaken if you don't think it is being addressed.... It may not be "instant" or "public", but there are plenty of things going on to address the tire cheating issue.
Addressing the issue would be addressing what the drivers are complaining about and that's the tire life. This product isn't making them speed demons beating every fast driver on the track. They wouldn't use it if the tires lasted longer. The problem to address is the issue with UMP and Hoosier. Let's get to the root of the problem. Nick would be out of business which is what alot of you want if they would change the tire requirements.
The drivers spend ALOT more money than they ever make back. That's their hard earned money or sponsorship money. The drivers put on the shows at all of these tracks. The fans come to see the drivers/cars and that's how the track makes it's money. If you out a bunch of drivers for "cheating" on their tires because they're trying to save money, then you're driving away business for the track and UMP. Keep it up and all the tracks will end up closed and UMP won't exist either.
name one sanctioning body that allows it just saying
True. That all goes to the driver.........and im glad it was proven he didnt have cheated tiresbut is it needed Jimmy Mars came legal