It was written:
> I know that the auto-racing sanctioning bodies require fuel
> cells, but there is an interesting fact: statistically, more cars
> burn in competition with fuel cells than with stock fuel tanks
> after an accident that impacts upon the tank.
Interesting . . . but I have no idea what this statistic means. Given your
premise ("the auto-racing sanctioning bodies require fuel cells"), there
would be a total of Zero cars "with stock fuel tanks". If ALL of the cars
that burn in competition are equipped with fuel cells, how does one make a
comparison to cars with stock fuel tanks?
A plastic bottle with no internal bladder--such as might be permitted in a
drag race--hardly constitues a "fuel cell".
Jim Hill
Madison WI
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