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It is really difficult to believe that this disparity has gone on so long.
I guess the enough other runners of the Merc engines are benefitting at the expense of RBR and Renault's problems to keep them onside despite the fact that they are not in realistically in contention to win very often.
So it would appear that the F1 consensus is that the current state is quite acceptable, bad luck Renault and Honda.
P.S. I wonder if the increased cost of the Merc engines is paid for by the improved results?
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