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Originally Posted by Félix
I think David Richards's lobbying will have paid off. LM looks like an opportunity they can't miss. It most probably pays for itself.
On the bright side, the Aston will be in contention for the win and still a crowd favourite... but the petrol privateers will once again have been screwed big time! (oh and they might not want to race before LM if they have an insane power advantage, so they don't get adjusted)
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There's an interview with Alexandre Pesci on
Endurance-Info.com. Generally, the interview just puts a little extra meat on the bones of what we know already, apart from one question...........
Antho asks Alexandre if the Revellion V10 will have direct injection? "Judd are working on it, but I think the start of the season will be without....."
So, direct injection for the (Judd) Rebellion V10 by the time they get to Le Mans? Perhaps the AMR power advantage will be rather less than anticipated.
There's a nice little battle brewing there methinks........
