o.g.darkdrifter wrote:VS.
2.Lewis Carl Hamilton
In the 2007 Redline/Droo P AE86 (piloted by Toshiki Yoshioka in D1 and Formula D)
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o.g.darkdrifter.
this is a brief run down of the areas of expertise/experience both drivers have.
u. katsuhiro - over 10 years of gymkhana & D1 racing w/ several championship wins and event wins. there is some information on a Sift Grip prepared / Time Attack vehicle that he drives but no current data is easily available on his performance in that discipline.
- strengths: over a decade of experience, car control in various conditions at varying speeds in favorable and inclimate weather, familiarity with japanese suzuka course
- weaknesses: limited to no time attack/grip related racing experience in a competition format amateur or professionally based on publicly available information
Sift AE86 Trueno Hatchback - built and stroked 16v w/ ITBs using the Freedom stand alone platform in an all N/A setup w/ no external injection for added power. a noted 260whp on the dyno w/ a stated higher resistance to ensure the engines strength so actual whp may be higher. obvious suspension customizations promoting oversteer
l.c. hamilton - age 23/24 and kart racing since the early age of 8/9. youngest kart racing champion. gp2 champion in 2006. professional F1 racing for at least 2/3 years. no current championships or record times set as of the 2008 season.
- strengths: over a decade of time attack/grip style racing from amateur up to the ranks of professional ranging in rates of speed from low to high
- weaknesses: a strict regiment of grip style racing dealing with little varying road conditions, limited experience w/ japanese suzuka course and limited intimacy w/ provided vehicle platform
Droo-P AE86 Trueno Coupe - not too much is available on the Droo-P 86 except its reputation on how it performs on the drift courses w/ a built 20v motor accompanied by a rumoured 150shot of nitrous. a proported 300whp is what it is rated at. obvious suspension customizations promoting oversteer.
