After eight seasons of a specification engine, there was a competition between engine manufacturers, as teams could choose between Toyota and Honda 3000cc Indy Racing League style specification normally aspirated engines.
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Championship Auto Racing Teams announced last week that its 22-member Franchise Owners Board of Directors had moved to adopt a maximum 3 . 5-liter, normally aspirated engine formula for the 2003-2005 seasons.
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The IRL runs normally aspirated engines produced by Oldsmobile and Nissan, and has a cheaper fixed price on cars than CART, which uses turbocharged engines and cars that are three times more expensive.
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Other offerings were the E420 ( 1997 ), E430 ( 1998 2002 ), and E55 AMG ( 1999 2002 ) with 354 hp ( 264 kW ) and a 5.4 L normally aspirated engine.
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Like the hard top, it will come in two models, the Mini Cooper and the Mini Cooper S, one with a 1.6-liter, normally aspirated engine and the other with the same size but supercharged engine.
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Indeed, it would prove to be the highest number of points Lotus were to score in a season during the normally aspirated engine era until the team's collapse at the end of the 1994 season.
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Normally aspirated engines must have a displacement of 6.5 liters ( 400 cubic inches ), while forced induction ( turbocharged or supercharged ) engines must be at least 3.8 liters ( 235 cubic inches ) in displacement.
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Like the hard top, it will come in two models, the Mini Cooper and the Mini Cooper S, one with a 1 . 6-liter, normally aspirated engine and the other with the same size but supercharged engine.
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Comper's choice for the Streak was a special high-compression 146 hp ( 109 kW ) de Havilland Gipsy Major, a 6.1 litre, normally aspirated engine which left the Streak short of power compared with his competitors from France.
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Though the new rules were intended to narrow or eliminate the performance gap between the turbos and the normally aspirated engines, Honda and Ferrari were able to display a advantage over the best 3.5-liter equipment of the opposition.
