[Mgs] OT - F1
PaulHunt73
paulhunt73 at virginmedia.com
Wed Jan 29 08:09:11 MST 2014
Lotus proved that a British 'small' engine could beat an American large
engine, which is a different thing. Speed limitation has been one of the
constant aims of the FIA, whether through engine size, tyre width and even
formulation, and aerodynamic restrictions. Consequently making the races
processional, hence the compulsory refuelling stops for a time. After a
brief flurry or more interesting seasons a couple of years ago last year was
as dull as ever. Most of the changes are to try and produce more
competition, but they always fail, a team with a lot of money will always do
better than one with no money, no matter how often they change the rules.
What would be interesting is the drivers drawing lots for the car they will
drive ...
PaulH.
----- Original Message -----
> Why do they have to dictate the engine size or weight of car. It has long
> been proved that bigger engines do not make for the fastest cars.
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