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Élan Motorsport designed and built the winning chassis of the Indianapolis 500 in 2003/2004, as well as the 24 Hours of Le Mans and 12 Hours of Sebring LMGT2 class in 2006.

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ANOZ SUPERLEAGUE DP09B CAR SPECS

Overall car width to wheel rim 2000 mm
Wheelbase 3156 mm
Total Length 4600 mm (tbc)
Max Height 995 mm
Front Wing Width 1400 mm
Rear Wing Width 1000 mm
Bodywork Width 1400 mm
Weight Target 750 kg
Cooling Configuration Aluminium welded radiators, Oil RHS / Water LHS
Oil Tank Aluminium swirl pot onto cast tank in gearbox bellhousing
Bell Housing Aluminium casting integral with Hewland gearbox
Clutch AP (UK) triple plate carbon clutch to suit standing starts (diameter 115 mm)
Starter Rear external
Fuel System ATL (UK) FIA FT5 kevlar fuel cell. Capacity approx 150 Litres
Pumps Twin electric lift pumps, and two Bosch (Germany) high pressure electric pump
Exhausts SSTube Tech (UK). Inconel six-into-one per side, top exit
Gearbox Hewland (UK) LSFA semi-auto Longitudinal 6-speed with reverse
Cast Aluminium casing. Powerflow Diff
Gear Change Hewland paddle shift system (pneumatic)
Calipers Brembo (ITALY) 6-piston monobloc aluminium caliper
Discs and pads Brembo CCR300 carbon-carbon disc
Front Suspension Steel/Carbon wishbones and steel pushrod to twin shocks.
Driver adjustable front ARB
Steering Titan (UK) made rack and pinion (cast magnesium housing)
Bespoke quick release carbon fibre steering wheel designed jointly by Menard Technologies and Pi Research specifically for the SF Championship
Rear Suspension Steel aero tube wishbones and pushrod to twin shocks
Adjustable rear ARB
Pankl (Austria) drive shafts and tripods
Uprights Panoz designed steel fabricated uprights
Hubs Panoz designed, Pankl (Austria) manufactured
Wheels Oz
Tyres Michelin
Data Pi Research (Cambridge)
Bodywork Composite carbon fibre, made by Panoz
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