IndyCar Racing - We Need Speed

Every year on anniversary race enthusiasts from all over the world wake up and look forward to seeing the world's most famous game. Indianapolis 500 is the annual IndyCar race held at the Indianapolis Circuit since 1916. This is a great traditional game that must represent the fastest racer in the fastest track in sports. However, Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Tony George, President of IRL are changing all about games and sports.

In Indiana this year, Tony George and his Indy Racing League (IRL) broke the Indian longstanding tradition and made another game on the same day. In Michigan, 500 United States States were contested by members of CART (Champion Racing Team) on the same day and protested against IRL. This is the first time another game was played on the other side of Indy 500. As many experienced drivers are playing in Michigan, there are 17 recordable recruits beginning with Indy. Only the one driver in the game won the Indy. IRL and CART are two racing leagues, and the direction of motor sports has the opposite view. Kurt supports the direction of sports in recent years. This includes trying to increase the speed of the car as much as possible. IRL was established several years ago under the direction of Tony George. He tried to reduce exercise cost and safety by slowing down using different motors / chases

The car is always faster than the next driver. This is about trying to break course records and lap times. But if Tony George is his way, all bow speed will decrease as he switches from turbocharged Indy V6 engine to normal suction V8 engine. As a result, horsepower is reduced and speed decreases. The record will never be broken and sports will lose some of its charm. The car is working so hard to get faster; now there is no real reason to change it. One reason for Tony George is that sports become safer. It's not. The difference will not be that big. The 230 mph crash and the 210 mph crash rate are not very different.

If it is the maximum speed you want, the maximum speed per car exceeds 200 miles per hour (321 km / h), but the average speed of IndyCar is about 235 miles per hour (378 km / h). Both F1 and IndyCAR are equipped with a propulsion system, a connectable system that allows the vehicle to speed up quickly and can be used 10 times per race. In addition to vehicles, there are some obvious differences in game deployment methods. In terms of length, the shortest of the three is Formula One, and the completion time is less than 2 hours. The longest NASCAR competition is completed within 4 hours, covering over 330 laps, whereas Formula 1 such as the Indianapolis 500 and the IndyCar race can run an average of 200 laps on average.

Despite IndyCar's evolving racing technology, including new cars that enhance the control of the driver, the speed has reached a steady level (the record 500 low position of Arie Luyendyk Sr. was 236.986 since 1996) . For technical reasons, the risk is almost weakened. In the mirror era, factors of Andres and Foto Gladiator were dominated. Now even an elite driver may need to do more than noticeable in the sports world. "If you are asked to go to a place to advertise the event, I will go," Andretti said. "From the day of the Sprinter I've done this, sports is a performance business - we all have to contribute, I am invited to dance with stars, otherwise I am New York I can do it with you Can you imagine milking Foto with me? We had a good time. "