Peugeot SportThe main features of the PEUGEOT HYBRID4 500KW are:
— hybrid technology, with a mid-rear, 2.6-litre, 500 kW (680 horsepower), twin-turbo, V6, petrol internal combustion engine combined with a front-mounted 200 kW motor generator unit,
— a high-power-density battery co-developed jointly by PEUGEOT Sport, Total, and its subsidiary Saft,
— four-wheel drive transmission and a sequential seven-speed gearbox,
— smart powertrain and energy flow management, a key to high performance and developed under the direction of François Coudrain, PEUGEOT Sport’s WEC Program Powertrain Director.
Porsche confirms LMDh entry
Interesting, because Audi has pulled out of Formula E to focus on the WEC and now it seems like Porsche will be doing both? I guess Dieselgate ended up not being a big deal for VAG
Been meaning to go back to le mans but with no top class competition I haven't bothered, upon audi deciding to come back i committed to a 2021 visit, now porsche are back too I guess 2022 will also involve a visit the the circuit de la sarthe ! Can't wait!
Finally the best race in the world will be back on top form.
One more manufacturer and, by any measure, these regs can be called a success.
That's some wheelbase there.
Toyota Hypercar spotted testing.
http://www.dailysportscar.com/2020/12/16/first-undisguised-picture-of-toyotas-hypercar-racer.html
Porsche confirms LMDh entry
Interesting, because Audi has pulled out of Formula E to focus on the WEC and now it seems like Porsche will be doing both? I guess Dieselgate ended up not being a big deal for VAG
That's some wheelbase there.
Don't think I can wait that long to go back to le mansI would rather plan for the centennial race in 2023.
Saddening to read, but from what I can gather there is a possibility that we might yet see a customer Vantage in GTE Am next season. At least the article, plus another from the official WEC site, confirms that Prodrive will still be building and distributing GTE, GT3 and GT4 versions for a while longer.
DSC started a new series about hybrid race cars in endurance racing, looks very interesting:
http://www.dailysportscar.com/2020/...ybrid-drive-to-endurance-racing-part-one.html
"almost 200 kg heavier than the normally-powered GTR-1, the Q9 weighing in at almost 1100kg."DSC started a new series about hybrid race cars in endurance racing, looks very interesting:
http://www.dailysportscar.com/2020/...ybrid-drive-to-endurance-racing-part-one.html
Alpine isn’t coming till 2022
It will mark the first time that the Asian LMS has held a race at the 3.3-mile Dubai Autodrome, which is famous for holding the Hankook 24H Dubai each January.
A record 38-car season entry, including a 21-car GT3 field, is set to take part in the 2021 season.
2021 Asian Le Mans Series Schedule
Feb. 13 – Dubai Autodrome
Feb. 14 – Dubai Autodrome
Feb. 19 – Yas Marina Circuit
Feb. 20 – Yas Marina Circuit
I like it, though it doesn't seem too far from what was before. I hope they've gotten rid of the rules allowing completely different bodywork at the low downforce tracks. Those long front overhangs at Le Mans and Spa are disgusting.