nasa....

 

Formula 1

 

Z/28 would be competing in F1?
I'm not familiar with that one. Did you mean NSCC?

 

NASA literally uses standing starts.

 

National Auto Sport Association - nasaproracing.com


when going through all the training and licensing, they taught us to do rolling starts and standing starts. they use both depending on races.

 

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You said "name another road course series", you did not qualify it with

"that the Z/28 may compete in". The discussion had moved to racing in general, and not the Z/28 specifically.

 

That's bs.

The title of the thread is "How fast will the Z/28 be in 0-60? 1/4 mile?" which then lead to the discussion on whether that was important for a road course track car that would rarely see 1/4 mile action.

Never did it move to "other vehicles".

 

0-60 and 1/4-mile ET/mph are of course important/relevant for this car. Fortunately, it should be a smidge quicker than the Boss 302 based on power/weight.

My RX-7 is a street/road-course car, but still I was interested enough in it's straight-line ability to take it to the drags once, and interested enough in it's higher-speed capabilities to take it to the Texas Mile.

Surely no one thinks that these performance parameters are utterly meaningless for the vast majority of those interested in the Z/28!