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I think you're on the right track Doc.  Is that part of what's called wheel rate?  Someone else used an anology of a tall pencil eraser;  it will flex but still stick and drag tires are tall and flexible for max grip.  I can see an obvious difference in formula car suspension and traditional sports car suspension, but I thought the ALMS types were pretty close to formula car layout.  Maybe that's not right.  :confused:


The statement of rules is correct;  F-1 is very tight on wheel and tire diameter, but since high aspect ratio in formula cars is traditional, I don't think the rule is aimed at limiting performance, it's just a standardization thing. 


Anyway, I thought this would be a quick exchange, but no one's put it all together in a nice easy "one beer" answer.


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