2007 US GP Technical Review
The short gap between the Canadian and US GPs offers little opportunity for major technical changes. Nevertheless, some teams managed to squeeze in a few tweaks, as Craig Scarborough explains
Coming as a back-to-back race from Canada, Indianapolis presents a very similar set of demands for the engineers as Montreal. Thus, the lack of testing time and comparable set-up demands meant that few developments were on the cars for this race.
Indianapolis's layout is split between the slow infield section from turn one to turn 11. From there, the race track passes out onto the oval and its main straight for a 28s flat-out blast.
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