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But overtaking is an entirely artificial spectacle anyway in most cases, as one car can only overtake another car if one car is superiour in one area (horsepower, grip), or has a mechanical problem, which has made the car less driveable.
If you have 2 cars that are totally equal in terms of grip and power, then its unlikey you will see overtaking unless a driver makes a mistake.
For example; Sennas move on 5 cars at Donnington in 93. Im sorry, but his car was setup fully wet, the rest were a compromise, true he did show guts overtaking 5 cars on the first lap, but in 93, in that era overtaking was more common in general.
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