ARCSOA Engine Restrictions (Updated after Australia)
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ARCSOA Engine Restrictions (Updated after Australia)
In addition to the upgrade points, teams will have a maximum number of engines allocated to each car. This rule was created in order to keep the costs down and forcibly improve reliability which has been an issue in years past. Each car is allocated 6 engines for the entire season. Note the endurance events DO NOT count in this list. So if you blow an engine at Road Atlanta, Fontana, Daytona, Indianapolis, or Port Skyline, you are alright. If a car moves on to their 7th engine, (provided that they didn't buy one using upgrade points) they will incur a 5 grid spot penalty. If a car blows that one up, and moves onto an 8th engine, they will get a 10 grid spot penalty. This value increases by 5 positions for every engine over 6. So if a team goes onto engine #12, they will incur a 30-grid spot penalty. Grid spot penalties will not be used in the 5 races listed previously, as for those races, everyone gets a free engine anyway.
- Current Engine Allocations :
Xios
1- 4
11- 6
31- 5
FBR
9- 5
18- 6
CJ Racing
8- 6
15- 5
25- 4
88- 6
D&C
2- 5
3- 5
4- 5
6- 6
Mentervini
77- 5
78- 5
Team Reddit Davis
05- 6
5- 6
24- 5
F&S
16- 4
SilverspeedĀ
82- 2
83- 4
84- 5
Great Lakes Motorsports
17- 5
35- 5
Blue Flare Motorsports
41- 6
51- 6
81- 6
Team NOPEA Finland
37- 5
73- 4
Action Terra
80- 6
Red Viper
21- 5
22- 6
KR Subaru
19- 6
48- 6
Pirtek Racing
59- 4
60- 6
Team Flame
26- 6
28- 6
Last edited by f1fan on April 12th 2018, 10:37 pm; edited 18 times in total
f1fan- Admin
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Re: ARCSOA Engine Restrictions (Updated after Australia)
Personally, I don't think six engines are enough.
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Re: ARCSOA Engine Restrictions (Updated after Australia)
8 Engines should be the Max before penalties.
Drivers are way too reckless.
Drivers are way too reckless.
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Re: ARCSOA Engine Restrictions (Updated after Australia)
I agree that six is too low. It isn't impossible for a driver to be so unlucky as to have six engine failures/wrecks right in a row *cough* John Ardnt *cough*. That's already not good for the team, so you're going to slap them with a penalty for being unlucky? That's pretty uncanny.
If you're keen on keeping this, don't make it six. Make it eight, or nine or higher to start getting penalties. 9 you're fine, 10 you're mine.
If you're keen on keeping this, don't make it six. Make it eight, or nine or higher to start getting penalties. 9 you're fine, 10 you're mine.
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Re: ARCSOA Engine Restrictions (Updated after Australia)
Let me clarify... Reliability ratings are going up this year. Plus, I am going a lot more conservative with the ini this season to cut down the crashing.
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