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| CAN-AM Plans In 1966 the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) along with the CASC (Canadian Automobile Sports Club), founded the Can-Am series for Group 7 sports cars. With sponsorship from Johnson Wax, the Can-Am was the best paying racing series in the world. The series only lasted nine seasons (1966-1974) but while they raced the cars were the pinnacle of motorsport technology. |
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| The Can-Am pushed the limits of engineering. Advances were made in aerodynamics, turbocharging, and the use of materials such as fiberglass, aluminium and titanium. That is until the fuel crisis, rule-makers and the increasing cost of technology ended it. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Russell's Slot Cars About Me A Brief History of Slot Racing Cars I Have Built Chassis Design and Motors My Slot Car Collection Various Scale Plans South African F1 Championship My Favourite Slot Car Links E-Mail Me |
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