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7 Jan 2003, 08:45 (Ref:466057)
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most people seem to be leaning towards a ford win, i hope it works that way, but it all depends on how quick the holden teams come to grips with the new front end & how quick they can extract power from the new head design, its taken 10+ years to get where they are now with the power, they will have to develop new manifolds to suit the new head so how will they go
aside from that id go with the same contenders as last year, most of the top 10 will have a decent opportunity i dont think testing will play to big a part this year with the new testing rules, ie only 2 cars allowed & 8 test days a year, this should hopefully negate any advantage that large teams will have |
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it was once CAMS sponsered by holden now its AVESCO sponsered by holden and we know who wears the knee pads 
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