Fuel burn rate for SPB?
02-08-2019, 01:44 PM
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Fuel burn rate for SPB?
What's a conservative fuel burn rate for SPB? Answer in another thread!
I'm racing NOLA and have a 90 minute enduro -- wondering if I will need to be prepared to re-fuel or not.
I do have a 99, so I have a slightly larger fuel tank.
thanks,
Mike
I'm racing NOLA and have a 90 minute enduro -- wondering if I will need to be prepared to re-fuel or not.
I do have a 99, so I have a slightly larger fuel tank.
thanks,
Mike
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02-08-2019, 01:55 PM
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Mike, send a PM to Rennlister Quadcammer. He might now, as he's racing/DE-ing one now. GL.
02-08-2019, 02:33 PM
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I’ve never had to refuel for an enduro, even at a fast track like WGI. Chris Drake had a rule of thumb for burn rate that he posted here, so you could try searching for that.
02-08-2019, 06:34 PM
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02-08-2019, 06:43 PM
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Mike,
I've run two 90 min enduros at NOLA and have always had plenty of fuel left. I believe the race this year is schedule for only 75 minutes. See you in a few weeks.
I rarely have anyone available to refuel me, so I fill it up and use the pit stop to eat a chicken sandwich.
I've run two 90 min enduros at NOLA and have always had plenty of fuel left. I believe the race this year is schedule for only 75 minutes. See you in a few weeks.
I rarely have anyone available to refuel me, so I fill it up and use the pit stop to eat a chicken sandwich.
02-08-2019, 09:12 PM
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You're gonna saddle tanks!
You won't need fuel. But like Scott said, make sure it's full.
However, if you want to run lighter earlier you could plan a fuel stop
You won't need fuel. But like Scott said, make sure it's full.
However, if you want to run lighter earlier you could plan a fuel stop