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British Superbike tech regs

6 posts · Started by Ducati Pete · 24 Sep 2011

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http://www.msvracing.co.uk/news/2011/au ... tions.aspx

Summary of modifications

Retaining the standard piston and valves to control tuning excesses, only the following modifications to be allowed.

1.Camshafts with free profile, increased duration and lift.
2.Valve springs, seats and their retainers (maintaining original materials)
3.Porting of the inlet and exhaust ports with epoxy fillers allowed if necessary.
4.Machining of the cylinder head gasket surface to adjust compression.
5.Re machining of combustion chambers, but no material to be added.
6.Rev limit 750prm above standard, set by spec ECU - standard level determined by street product on official dyno.
7.Aftermarket connecting rods of the same or greater weight than the original. Material to be either as homologated or steel. Centre to centre length to be standard.
8.Crankshaft can be re balanced, but only by the original method.
9.An aftermarket gearbox with a single set of gear ratios nominated for the season. Design concept to be the same as the homologated item.
10.10. Oil sumps and pumps can be modified to improve reliability.
Pistons and valves remain standard. Maintaining the standard piston crown design is a critical part of limiting the tuning possibilities, together with mandated use of a series specified ECU and a rev limit.
So the spec ECU will remove traction control etc as well as removing a massive portion of the cost currently associated with running in the superbike class.

I strongly suspect a similar thing will move to WSB.
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should certainly make for more exciting racing , not sure about the 2 bikes per team rule as this might see some teams drop out.
Banned
Traction Control
All forms of traction control strategies are banned. This includes wheel speed comparison, engine speed rate of
change and wheel speed rate of change.
Launch Control
Dedicated launch control strategies and dual rpm limits are banned.
Auto-blipping
Strategies allowing auto-blipping of the throttle on down-shifts (for drive by wire bikes) will not be allowed.
Closed Loop Fuelling
Closed loop fuelling strategies will not be allowed.
Anti-wheelie
Dedicated anti-wheelie strategies or using fork position for any fuel or ignition compensations is banned.
Anti-jerk
Anti-jerk strategies using engine speed rate of change is not allowed.
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