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BBCNEWS BBC News At Five May 18, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News At Five May 18, 2017

Into an unusually high rate of Infant Deaths at a hospital in chester. Rolf harris will be out of prison on bail tomorrow, and will attend his latest trial, on charges of Indecent Assault. And we report on the worst examples of Packaging Waste and why theyre difficult to recycle. Its 5 oclock. Our main story is that theresa may has launched the conservative manifesto. She says politicians need to be upfront and straight about the challenges ahead. The Prime Minister chose to unveil the manifesto in halifax in west yorkshire, and warned that if the next government failed to negotiate a good dea...

Revised Indy aeroscreen progressing toward 2024 debut - Vimarsana News

Revised Indy aeroscreen progressing toward 2024 debut

The NTT IndyCar Series and its partners at Dallara, Pankl, and PPG are making steady progress on the second-generation aeroscreen that will debut in competition next year.

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IndyCar rain vanes ready for action at Barber - Vimarsana News

IndyCar rain vanes ready for action at Barber

The early forecast for this weekend’s Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix included the possibility of rainfall, and while it appears the NTT IndyCar Series drivers will now have three dry days of on-track activities, their teams have a new solution to employ if the skies open up at Barber Moto...

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F1's Halo or IndyCar's Aeroscreen, Which Crash-Protection System Is Better? - Vimarsana News

F1's Halo or IndyCar's Aeroscreen, Which Crash-Protection System Is Better?

F1’s Halo or IndyCar’s Aeroscreen, Which Crash-Protection System Is Better? 24 Jan 2021, 9:24 UTC · by 6 photos For years, the governing bodies of both competitions have been experimenting with different designs and devices that increase driver safety, and Formula One was the first to adopt the Halo starting with the 2018 season. The titanium bar that surrounds the driver and connects to the chassis in three points weighs around 20 lb (9 kg) and theoretically increases the driver’s chance to survive a major accident by 17%. It’s also massively unappealing to a large number of...