Teams working on seperate Gen3 Supercars wheel issues

Further issues with the control Gen3 wheel come to light. RepcoSC

, a new system to retain the smaller, lighter wheel nuts in the rim has been proving problematic for teams, with those that have tested in recent days trialling several solutions.

According to Erebus CEO Barry Ryan, who has spent a collective three days running his new Gen3 cars this week, the outcome to the retaining clip issue could eventually be a whole new wheel nut design. "The cold wheel going onto a hot spindle, the jury is still out on what the fix is. There are a couple of different theories and not many teams are aligning on those theories.

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