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The text is about some of the racing cars that were banned from competitions for various reasons, such as being too fast, too powerful, too innovative, or too unsafe. The text gives examples of cars from different eras, countries, and racing series, such as the Lotus 56, the Chevrolet Camaro Z28, the Toyota Celica GT4, the Porsche 917/30, the Williams FW14B, and the Chevrolet Monte Carlo T-Rex. The text also mentions some of the famous racers, engineers, and teams behind these cars, such as Mark Donohue Jr., Roger Penske, Niki Lauda, Jim Hall, and Rick Hendrick. The text explains how these cars used various technical solutions or tricks to gain an advantage over their rivals, such as gas turbine engines, acid-dipped body panels, adjustable wings, fans, active suspension, and self-adjusting suspension. The text also describes how the regulators of different racing organizations reacted to these cars and banned them from further participation or changed the rules to limit their performance. The text ends with a promotional message for a YouTube channel and a store that sell car tires.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is about banned racing cars in different types of motorsport.
- The text mentions several examples of cars that were banned for various reasons, such as the Consur GTP, the Lotus 56, the Chevrolet Camaro Z28, the Toyota Celica GT4, the Porsche 917/30, the Chaparral 2J, the Williams FW14B, and the Chevrolet Monte Carlo T-Rex.
- The text also explains some of the technical features and innovations that gave these cars an unfair advantage over their competitors, such as gas turbine engines, acid-dipped body panels, adjustable wings, fans, active suspension, and self-adjusting suspension.
- The text provides some historical and anecdotal details about the races, the teams, the drivers, and the regulators involved in these cases of banned cars.
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