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http://www.racer.com/indycar/indy-l...ghts-new-chassis-being-readied-for-first-test
IndyLights and Dallara have unveiled the new chassis for 2015. It will be powered by an AER 4-cylinder turbo engine.
Per the article, the chassis for IndyLights hasn't changed since 2002 when the IRL took over IndyLights from CART management. The old chassis was very cheap (being 12 years old), but the article says that the antiquated technology has turned some potential teams away from competing in the series.
The prices are $235k for the chassis, plus $88k for an annual engine lease. Seems kind of steep to me. The chassis costs 1/3rd of the IndyCar Dallara chassis ($750k) for a series that has 0.0005% of the exposure of IndyCar. This ain't NASCAR Nationwide. But, it's a good looking car, probably should be a new chassis by now and the people in charge seem convinced it'll attract more series and fans so, good luck.
IndyLights and Dallara have unveiled the new chassis for 2015. It will be powered by an AER 4-cylinder turbo engine.
Per the article, the chassis for IndyLights hasn't changed since 2002 when the IRL took over IndyLights from CART management. The old chassis was very cheap (being 12 years old), but the article says that the antiquated technology has turned some potential teams away from competing in the series.
The prices are $235k for the chassis, plus $88k for an annual engine lease. Seems kind of steep to me. The chassis costs 1/3rd of the IndyCar Dallara chassis ($750k) for a series that has 0.0005% of the exposure of IndyCar. This ain't NASCAR Nationwide. But, it's a good looking car, probably should be a new chassis by now and the people in charge seem convinced it'll attract more series and fans so, good luck.