RACE ENGINE TECHNOLOGY 148 August/September 2023
- Intro: The Editor - We recall the golden years of Indy, when individual ingenuity counted for as much as computer-controlled competency
- Upfront: Formula E - How the underlying technology in Formula E cars helped provide an entertaining spectacle at the 2023 Monaco ePrix
- Upfront: Obituary - Our tribute to race engine veteran and RET colleague David Wood
- Upfront: Grid - Ferrari’s welcome return to Prototype racing, and hydrogen-fuelled racers from Group GCK, Ligier-Bosch and Toyota unveiled
- Dossier: Harsh V2 - Ian Bamsey reports on how Jaska Salakari’s unusual blown V2 exploits four valves per cylinder to set Super Twin ET records in Top Fuel Motorcycle
- Focus: Non-metallic materials - Composites and polymers are showing advantages over metal alloys for producing motorsport components. Matt Grant reports
- Challenge of: Battery-electric vehicles at Le Mans - Wayne Ward talks to race EV experts about how to maintain the endurance of entrants in the 24-hour classic
- Special investigation: Cleansheet - Indy race engines 1940-89 Ian Bamsey discusses the furore caused by a statement he made in his recent profile of the Ilmor 265A
- Report: The Battery Show Europe 2023 - Gemma Hatton presents highlights of this show, where established suppliers as well as new entrants displayed their offerings for e-motorsport
- e-Race: Ford Supervan 4 - Wayne Ward explains what gives this electric van the performance it needs to contend hillclimb events
- Focus: Cylinder liners - Matt Grant reports on how cylinder liners are manufactured, the materials and coatings they use, and how best to install them
- PS: IndyCar not Indy race engines – the V8s - Some of the V8s that didn’t qualify at Indy between 1940 and ’89, along with others that didn’t even get that far