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16 Jun 2017, 15:50 (Ref:3742239)
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LMP2 pole at LeMans faster than 2007 LMP1 pole
Can anybody explain what the ACO's reasoning for giving LMP2 such a huge boost in speeds over last year. It's (pole - 3:25.352) actually faster than the LMP1 pole for 2007 (3:26.344)
Not that I'm complaining. I like faster cars, but it seems pretty incredible how much faster they are than last year. Note: I don't think there have been any significant track changes that should be factored in that would nullify my statement above? Last edited by Danathar; 16 Jun 2017 at 16:05. |
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