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Formula Atlantic began in the UK in 1971. It was open to production-based engines between 1100cc and 1600cc. The first approved engines were: |
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Alfa Romeo 1600 dobc |
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BMW 1600 sohc |
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Datsun 1600 sohc |
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Fiat 124 dohc |
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Ford 1500/1600 pushrod |
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Lotus Ford dohc |
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Porsche 1582 pushrod |
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Ford-Cosworth BDA |
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The BDA powerplant soon became the dominant engine. |
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The formula specified: |
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maximum of five gears |
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minimum weight of 968 lbs |
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maximum fuel capacity of 15 gallons |
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A very similar Formula Pacific later emerged in New Zealand, Japan and later on in Australia. Race |
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Revision as of 03:43, 3 March 2008
Formula Atlantic began in the UK in 1971. It was open to production-based engines between 1100cc and 1600cc. The first approved engines were:
Alfa Romeo 1600 dobc BMW 1600 sohc Datsun 1600 sohc Fiat 124 dohc Ford 1500/1600 pushrod Lotus Ford dohc Porsche 1582 pushrod Ford-Cosworth BDA
The BDA powerplant soon became the dominant engine.
The formula specified: maximum of five gears minimum weight of 968 lbs maximum fuel capacity of 15 gallons
A very similar Formula Pacific later emerged in New Zealand, Japan and later on in Australia. Race