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Published: February 6, 2008
• Tight tolerances on the chassis and body.
• Theoretically, same car could be raced on all tracks.
• Taller, wider, boxier; several major safety enhancements.
• Has a wing on the rear deck lid and a splitter below the front bumper.
• Teams needed large fleets of cars built for different types of tracks
• Frames could be twisted to create optimal drag/downforce balance.
• Fabricators could shape body parts to change aerodynamics for driver preference.
• Had spoiler (blade) on the rear deck lid.
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