Awhile back while randomly searching the Intardwebs I came upon an article (which unfortunately I didn’t bookmark) about
Brayton’s work with developing the Buick.
In the article, a crewman from Scott’s team mentioned that at Indy in ‘92 they had modified their fuel delivery system to partially mitigate the “Turbo kick in factor” on their car.
He said that Roberto (I can’t recall if he said any of the other Buick’s did) had been using it all month but (if I recall the article correctly), for some reason didn’t use it on race day.
The crewman was quoted as saying (paraphrasing), “We expected him to lose it the first time he romps on it”...which was on the pace lap warming tires.
Anyone else heard anything along those lines?
Brayton’s work with developing the Buick.
In the article, a crewman from Scott’s team mentioned that at Indy in ‘92 they had modified their fuel delivery system to partially mitigate the “Turbo kick in factor” on their car.
He said that Roberto (I can’t recall if he said any of the other Buick’s did) had been using it all month but (if I recall the article correctly), for some reason didn’t use it on race day.
The crewman was quoted as saying (paraphrasing), “We expected him to lose it the first time he romps on it”...which was on the pace lap warming tires.
Anyone else heard anything along those lines?
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