Why Supercars tweaked the Camaro, not the Mustang, to ease parity concerns. RepcoSC
While Supercars is yet to make any formal comment regarding the outcome of the latest VCAT, it's now widely known that changes are being made to one of the cars on the eve of the season.
Ford's concerns are thought to have centred on balance, rather than outright downforce number, with the Ford not having enough rear. The change is an addition to a leading edge of the front bar, which curves upwards to the wheel arch, which is designed to push the aero balance further to the front of the car.
As for the reasoning behind targeting the Camaro, it's understood that more minimal changes were preferred this close to the opening round of the season.
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