RACE ENGINE TECHNOLOGY 145 February/March 2023
- Intro: The Editor - Porsche has returned to Le Mans with a new contender to meet the tough new challenge of racing within a given power curve
- Upfront: Daytona - In this new section, we start by looking at how the different powertrains for IMSA’s GTP series compare
- Upfront: Grid - IndyCar ditches its switch from 2.2 to 2.4 litre engines, Nissan says it is expanding its latest GT4 racecar programme, and Lamborghini Squadra Corse debuts its latest Huracan GT3
- Dossier: Rodin RC10 V10 Turbo - Ian Bamsey examines the initial development of a track-only version of this engine, which will also be deployed on the road
- e-Race: E1 Series Racebird Powerboat - With electric inshore powerboat racing looking set to be the latest to draw in the crowds, Wayne Ward finds out how the spec machine has been built
- Focus: Advanced alloys - As motorsport of all kinds continues to evolve, so alloys developers are continuing to find fresh advances in their properties. Matt Grant reports
- Challenge of: Classic Norton - Wayne Ward talks to Andy Wilson of WizNorton Racing about what it’s like to campaign with a rare Wankel rotary
- Show report: PRI 2022 - Gemma Hatton presents highlights of the latest outing for this premier expo, with a focus on Machinery Row
- e-Race: Stark VARG MotoX - Despite its electric powertrain, the VARG motocross bike looks to be directly competitive with its ICengined counterparts, writes Wayne Ward
- Focus: Coolers & radiators - Rightsizing a racecar’s heat exchanger is vital to the car’s performance, writes Matt Grant, who also explains how they are designed and built
- PS: Scalar Performance SCR1 - Discussing this Canadian company’s conversion of the track day-oriented Toyota GR86 into an all electric competition car