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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby phildini » Thu Oct 26, 2017 6:47 am

reprs wrote:
Tony Smith wrote:Alfa Guilia reliable hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaah.


Well, maybe it's too early to say but I reckon 12,000 miles since March 2017 isn't bad for starters. We'll see.

Sorry if your experience has been different.


As much as I think the Giulia is an extremely good looking and awesome to drive car, it as had it's problems. Unfortunately, I have had some negative feedback from current owners, I just hope this is only due to the first production cars making it to the UK and hopefully Alfa is sorting these problems out on future cars.
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby stephendell » Thu Oct 26, 2017 5:05 pm

New Europa Cup car launch here:

https://www.facebook.com/Alpinecarsplan ... 309288040/

Coming to Silverstone 1st & 2nd September 2018
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby eastlmark » Thu Oct 26, 2017 5:10 pm

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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby eastlmark » Thu Oct 26, 2017 5:15 pm

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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby stephendell » Thu Oct 26, 2017 5:39 pm

Alpine Europa Cup

An FIA international series
 
In 2018, the Alpine A110 Cup will be exclusively marketed to customers entering the Alpine Europa Cup. This new competition will meet Alpine's demanding requirements and standards, with a professional, meticulous organisation on the track and a passionate, friendly atmosphere in the paddock.
 
Organised and promoted by Signatech, this FIA-approved international series will be contested over six meetings and twelve races. The season will kick off on 1-2 June at the Circuit Paul Ricard (France) before then continuing in Germany, the United Kingdom, Belgium and Spain.
 
A range of products and services are included with driver registration: driver overalls, an allocation of Alpine clothing and tools, access to the Alpine Europa Cup hospitality facilities, communications, Signatech (chassis) and Oreca (engine) technical support, a mobile spare parts store at events, etc.
 
Each meeting will feature two free practice sessions, two qualifying sessions and two races, with a total track time of three hours. Two drivers may share driving duties for a single A110 Cup.
 
Three classifications will be drawn up: Overall, Junior (under 25 years old) and Gentleman drivers (over 45 years old). At the end of the season, the top drivers will share more than €160,000 of prize money and prizes.
 
The Alpine Europa Cup in figures
 
Meetings ___________________________________ 6
Races _____________________________________ 12
Countries visited _____________________________ 5

Free practice ________________________________  2 x 30 mins per meeting
Qualifying ___________________________________ 2 x 30 mins per meeting
Races ______________________________________ 2 x 30 mins per meeting (60-70km)

Price of the Alpine A110 Cup ____________________ €100,000 excl. tax
Alpine Europa Cup registration fees _______________ €20,000 excl. tax
Deposit ______________________________________ €20,000 excl. tax
Estimated season costs __________________________ Less than €100,000 excl. tax1
Prize money and prizes ___________________________ More than €160,000
 
Provisional 2018 calendar

1-2 June ______________________________________ Circuit Paul Ricard (France)
June/July ______________________________________ Tbc (Germany)
14-15 July _______________________________________ Dijon-Prenois (France)
1-2 September ____________________________________  Silverstone (United Kingdom)
22-23 September __________________________________  Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium)
20-21 October _____________________________________  Barcelona-Catalunya (Spain)
 

Alpine A110 Cup – technical specifications
 
Chassis

Type _____________________________________________ Aluminium monocoque
Safety ____________________________________________ Multi-point roll cage
Bodywork _________________________________________ Aluminium
Aerodynamics ______________________________________ Flat base, diffuser, rear spoiler
 
Engine

Type _____________________________________________  Four-cylinder 1.8-litre 16v
Layout ____________________________________________  Rear mid-mounted
Power _____________________________________________ 270hp at 6,000rpm
ECU _______________________________________________ Magneti-Marelli SRG 140
 
Transmission
 
Type ________________________________________________ Rear-wheel drive
Gearbox ______________________________________________ 3MO six-speed sequential
Controls _______________________________________________ Steering-wheel mounted
Differential ______________________________________________  Self-locking, limited slip
Clutch __________________________________________________  Sintered steel twin-disk
 
Axles and suspension systems

Suspension ______________________________________________ Superimposed double wishbones
Shock absorbers __________________________________________  Öhlins two-track adjustable
FR brakes ________________________________________________  Ø 355 x 32mm, six-piston Brembo callipers
RR brakes _________________________________________________ Ø 333 x 32mm, four-piston Brembo callipers
Steering ____________________________________________________ Electric power-assisted

Wheels
 
Rims _______________________________________________________ Aluminium, 9x18’’ (FR) & 10x18’’ (RR)
Tyres _______________________________________________________ Michelin 25-64x18 (FR) & 27-65x18 (RR)

Dimensions, weight and capacities

Length/width/height ____________________________________________ 4,178/1,798/1,190mm
Wheel base ___________________________________________________ 2,419mm
FR/RR tracks ___________________________________________________ 1,565/1,570mm
Fuel tank _______________________________________________________  FIA FT3 homologated, 65 litres
Weight __________________________________________________________  Approximately 1,050kg
 

1Including depreciation of the cost of the car over three years
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby darrenbiggs » Fri Oct 27, 2017 5:55 pm

Sad though that most of us have now fallen into (or very close to) the Gentleman Driver class. :shhh

Where did all the time go? 2004 when all this started right? :wave
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby stephendell » Fri Oct 27, 2017 5:57 pm

darrenbiggs wrote:Sad though that most of us have now fallen into (or very close to) the Gentleman Driver class. :shhh

Where did all the time go? 2004 when all this started right? :wave


Speak for yourself :sarcasm lol
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby eastlmark » Sat Oct 28, 2017 7:57 am

some interesting pics from inside the car:

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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby eastlmark » Sun Oct 29, 2017 12:31 pm

Been doing a little research on the mysterious (for me at any rate) 3MO company responsible for the gearbox in the race car. Considering Renaults long racing association with Sadev it seems a bit of a surprise. This company are based in Laval, near Le Mans and supply gearboxes to the Citroen rally cars and, oddly, the Chinese Touring Car championship.
http://3mo.com/index.php/fr/competition?id=34
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby Monoposto » Mon Oct 30, 2017 12:50 am

On Alpine Planet the first production car has been released. Apparently one of the higher ups at Renault.
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby Monoposto » Sun Nov 05, 2017 12:16 am

Looks like a Premiere Edition is in an Italian showroom:

http://www.autopareri.com/forums/topic/ ... 17?page=30
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby Didz » Sun Nov 05, 2017 9:32 am

First test lap of the cup version. Don't know which circuit it is, though.
Looks good fun with the RWD.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kw5qBt ... e=youtu.be
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby eastlmark » Sun Nov 05, 2017 9:55 am

Didz wrote:First test lap of the cup version. Don't know which circuit it is, though.
Looks good fun with the RWD.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kw5qBt ... e=youtu.be



Monteblanco in Spain. How do I know? it says so at the start!
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby Monoposto » Fri Nov 10, 2017 2:36 am

Rumor on FAR from an insider that there is a problem with the chassis.
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Re: The new Alpine topic

Postby Monoposto » Fri Nov 10, 2017 3:57 am

https://www.motormag.com.au/news/1711/a ... -australia

Looks like Australia is getting the car. C'mon USA, usa, usa!! Give it to us too!
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