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22 Jun 2001, 12:28 (Ref:108236)
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Radical slimline Williams to boost JPM results
IT'll cost less to repair when he next crashes.....
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22 Jun 2001, 14:42 (Ref:108289)
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Interesting design.... yes.... hmmm.... Also, they could bring several "T-cars" at every GP, just in case
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24 Jun 2001, 23:20 (Ref:109306)
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Regarding the guy's fitness, he could be competative right from the start.
 Not to mention the awesome advantage of cutting some corners or graveltraps this piece of machinery offers. 
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