Ferrari evaluate pit system
#1
02-24-2009, 12:02 AM
Ferrari evaluate pit system
Ferrari appears on schedule to bring back its controversial 'traffic lights' pitstop system for the 2009 season.
The Italian team abandoned the unique automated system late last season following several incidents, including at the Singapore Grand Prix where Felipe Massa dragged the fuel hose down the pitlane.
Team Manager Luca Baldisserri, however, said recently that engineers have improved the system so that the car will be electronically prevented from driving away if the fuel hose is attached.
It has now emerged that Ferrari trialled the revised system, which by the use of sensors, buttons and lights replaces the traditional 'lollipop' holder, at the recent Bahrain test.
Source: GMM
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The Italian team abandoned the unique automated system late last season following several incidents, including at the Singapore Grand Prix where Felipe Massa dragged the fuel hose down the pitlane.
Team Manager Luca Baldisserri, however, said recently that engineers have improved the system so that the car will be electronically prevented from driving away if the fuel hose is attached.
It has now emerged that Ferrari trialled the revised system, which by the use of sensors, buttons and lights replaces the traditional 'lollipop' holder, at the recent Bahrain test.
Source: GMM
© CAPSIS International
30 days till Melbourne
#3
02-24-2009, 01:05 AM
Man, it must have been 2004 during a bench-racing session with my Montreal travel partners that I spoke about developing a system that would electronically disengage the clutch once the fuel rig is attached.
Who do I sue for stealing my idea!?
Who do I sue for stealing my idea!?
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