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Old 15 Jun 2017, 06:06 (Ref:3741531)   #29
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Hence why Supercar engines all have to have the same max power at given rev range?

So Supercar engines are...controlled?
Its different, in that motors can still be developed by the teams within some reference points, eg one similar to you have mentioned, along with some control parts. But teams can still develop the motor.

However they dont need to be developed if teams dont want, just teams would fall behind.

surely we are all grown up here and know the difference between the two
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