Hoosier bias-ply slicks are high-performance racing tires designed for use on race tracks. Unlike radial tires, which have a radial construction where the plies run perpendicular to the direction of travel, bias-ply tires have a diagonal construction where the plies crisscross at an angle. This construction gives bias-ply tires certain performance characteristics that make them ideal for specific racing applications.
Key features of Hoosier bias-ply slicks include:
- They are made with a soft rubber compound for maximum grip on dry surfaces.
- Their bias-ply construction provides a larger contact patch under lateral loads, improving cornering grip.
- They offer a more progressive feel when approaching their grip limits, making them popular among drivers who prefer predictable handling.
- They have stiffer sidewalls compared to radial slicks, which can result in quicker response but may also make them less comfortable on bumpy tracks.
- They are designed without tread patterns, meaning they are exclusively for dry weather conditions.
Hoosier bias-ply slicks are often used in oval track racing, drag racing, and other forms of motorsport where their specific handling characteristics and performance benefits are advantageous.
Cars
Model
Horsepower
Weight kg
P/W
Mod
Laps
Pace %
Pace
Horsepower:
500
Weight kg:
1,284
P/W:
0.39
Mod:
Race
Laps:
7
Pace %:
-
Horsepower:
-
Weight kg:
1,250
P/W:
-
Mod:
Race
Laps:
2
Pace %:
-0.19%
Horsepower:
525
Weight kg:
1,250
P/W:
0.42
Mod:
Race
Laps:
1
Pace %:
-0.44%
Horsepower:
525
Weight kg:
1,250
P/W:
0.42
Mod:
Race
Laps:
20
Pace %:
-0.93%
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