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12 Mar 2009, 18:51 (Ref:2414450)
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Twin engined F1 cars?
I thought I'd post this having had a non-loophole in the KERS mentioned.
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Have I actually spotted a loop-hole? Even if it's illegal, would it be beneficial to have a 1600hp car that is heavier, drinks petrol and goes through rear tyres more? Has it ever been tried in the past? Should I go back to my padded cell? |
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