Nascar, the next generation

[FIRE]

#48 Chevrolet Impala met Lowe's livery:
http://www.jayski.com/schemes/2007/48cup.htm

#29 Chevrolet Monte Carlo met Shell livery:
http://www.jayski.com/schemes/2007/29cup.htm

[Raceboy]

De Avenger van Dodge:



niet mis

[fish88]

Wel grappig hoe een paar stickers een auto zo kunnen veranderen.

[Raceboy]

Die van montoya ziet er ook niet slecht uit:

http://jayski.com/schemes/2007/ncup/42texaco-cot-r1.jpg

[fish88]

Ziet er idd goed uit. Die COT begint met livery minder lelijk te worden, maar ik vind het nog geen schoonheid.

[Raceboy]

Dit weekend eerste race van CoT. Duurt maar 6 uur om te inspecteren :
http://www.nascar.com/2007/news/head...ion/index.html

[Raceboy]

Probleempje is dat de beschermingsschuim in de deuren wel eens in brand durft vliegen. oeps foutje.

Foam and smoking a problem: When the Car of Tomorrow debuted a week earlier in Bristol, several drivers – most notably 2003 series champ Matt Kenseth - complained of the foam padding in the right side of the door melting and releasing noxious fumes. NASCAR insisted that the cars that had problems with the foam had incorrectly installed, a charge Kenseth strongly denied. The foam problem reared its ugly head again at Martinsville, with the victim this time being #29-Kevin Harvick, who actually had it catch fire in his Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet. “Smoke just started coming out the right-side door so I guess blaming it on something else is probably not the right thing to do,” said Harvick. “I mean this thing just started burning up so it's almost turning it into a joke now.” He was uninjured, and NASCAR has promised an investigation.(SPEEDtv.com)