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28 May 2000, 13:33 (Ref:10948)
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Given that I don't believe any F1 team is truly above cheating, the team that is able to conceal it's 'bent' fixtures will prosper.
How easy would it be to hide a cylinder of Nitrous Oxide, or NOx? This could, I believe, be concealed or even masquerade as a nitrogen/oxygen/extinguisher cylinder. The injectors could be reprogrammed to cope with the extra fuel demand, and as far as I'm aware, NOx doesn't affect emmisions, so would be difficult to detect (Non-visually, at least!) Could this be used to give a boost for overtaking, or the rush to the first corner? Mika Hakkinens getaway from third to first seemed incredible to me! Could it be...? |
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