Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeNoun
Champ, I know we've been through this before, but again, the reason they don't do double-file restarts in IndyCar or F1 is because it's too dangerous.
|
Mike
They start the Indy 500
THREE wide.
If they can start three wide - they can restart at least double file and they shouldn't have to stretch the cars out over a mile.
Unless the drivers can't handle their cars properly after a few laps of racing.
NASCAR can pull off a restart with 43 cars on a half mile track double file.
It's not too much to expect Indy Cars to restart 33 cars on a 2.5 mile track double file.