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23 Nov 2011, 14:35 (Ref:2990464)
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Indeed. If you don't have a good aero programme, you may as well call it a day, regardless of the power-train the regulations allow you to build. There's currently a 5 or 6 second gap from the front of the field to the back and in power terms that's a couple of hundred horsepower difference, at least. A V10 from the mid 2000's isn't going to put an HRT on pole.
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