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New Zealand's Premier Single-Seater Motor Racing Championship To Feature New Cars

New Zealand's premier single-seater motor racing championship "will feature new cars next year," according to FAIRFAX NZ NEWS. Toyota "has unveiled the first images of the FT50 which will replace the current FT40 cars for the popular championship that culminates in the New Zealand Grand Prix." It will feature the very latest FIA Formula 3 safety standards, "which include high cockpit side helmet protection, removable safety seat additional strengthening in the main chassis and front and rear crash structures" (FAIRFAX NZ NEWS, 2/14).

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