Do not want.

how ever i heard they where thinking about doing something like that in the future after the engine freeze is over.

What/when was the AWD Indycar?

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what/when was the awd indycar?

1967

TY, found info about it.

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TY, found info about it.

There was also 4WD Formula 1 cars in 1969

Yea, won Gold Cup IIRC

I always wonder how the AWD ban rules include hybrid systems.

Think about it, just add some inwheel electric motors to the front wheels, that power up if needed, like corner exit and the like. One could even link it with a computerized system similar to the torque sens stuff in the Evos and newer Audis, give power to the other wheels if one slips. The only car that comes close to this idea atm is the VLN Gaia Gumpert Apollo, that ran at the 2008 24h Nürburgring, but it had to retire due to petrol engine problems.

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The only car that comes close to this idea atm is the VLN Gaia Gumpert Apollo, that ran at the 2008 24h Nürburgring, but it had to retire due to petrol engine problems.

Nope, it ripped the (planetary) diff to shreds in just a few laps - and it finished (ran the last lap after spending the big majority of the race in its pitbox)...

The Australian Performance Cars Championship used to run some WRXs and Lancer Evos. The PROCAR series used to field them as well.

Porsche 996 Turbo from Alzen Motorsport is 4x4.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6C9YuqJt22k

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DTM cars have almost nothing in common with their road going counterparts.

pillars and roof and stock but the rest is not

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pillars and roof and stock but the rest is not

Pillars and the roof are carbon fibre as far as I know.

no i was reading autosport and they showed all the details of a 2008 audi a4 and the roof and pillares are steal

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no i was reading autosport and they showed all the details of a 2008 audi a4 and the roof and pillares are steal

I want a source on this steal you speak of.