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USF1 Website; How to build an F1 chassis
Topic Started: Dec 26 2009, 02:43 PM (298 Views)
sportsman
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This is very interesting

http://www.youtube.com/user/USF1Team#p/a/u/1/GVYZDsc6XWo
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HSX
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Yeah it is, thanks for the link! Worth watching.
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Paul_Murtagh
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Definitely worth watching. A very interesting video
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flood1
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I certainly hope this means that we will be getting much more video throughout the process. We see very little video or any other information coming out of F1 teams. I have some technical comments about what I've seen but those will be over on the blog.

USF1 Journal
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sportsman
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USF1 to test their car in February.What do you think of that Bernie

"The US F1 team will run its car for the first time at the Barber Motorsport Park in Alabama next month.

The Charlotte-based squad has confirmed its car will have an American debut before it travels to Europe to begin testing ahead of its maiden Formula 1 season.

"Because we are a new team and start everything from zero the first time we will run the car will be in the United States at the Barber Motorsport Park in Alabama, the circuit that was nominated by the FIA for us," sporting director Peter Windsor told the official Formula 1 website.

"We've got the dispensation from the FIA, which is fantastic, because we are not based in Europe. We are the only team that does have a test circuit outside Europe, so it is totally logical for us that we run the car the first time in the US at the beginning of February."

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/80776
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Rob
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They seem to be a fairly open team, like Red Bull.
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