Additive switch transforms 1:12 Worlds

Additive switch transforms 1:12 Worlds

Day 2 of the IFMAR 1:12 World Championship at Burgdorf, Germany, has a new air of excitement after it was decided this morning to allow a second tyre additive to be used.  Yesterday the cars didn’t look good on track and drivers complained of a complete lack of traction. Despite a full day of running on the CRC carpet no black line appeared raising concerns about the batch of controlled additive provided by the race organisers.  Following a team managers meeting IFMAR made the decision to allow the use of a second additive and immediately the results could be seen with a black line appearing after just two groups of drivers completed 4 minutes each on the track.

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1. Michal - June 28th, 2010 at 14:08

What was 1st additive and what they choose for 2nd?

:)
Michal

2. Oisin - June 28th, 2010 at 16:21

Original controlled additive was Jack the Gripper (believed to be a bad batch). Speedtech Foam Liquid was then permitted after a meeting this morning.

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