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I liked Liberty's summation of the rules, which make it sound like "everything will be fixed!" Hmm, I think people have said that before, a time or two.
Cost cap doesn't include driver salaries or "marketing." There is a lot of room in marketing.
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I liked Liberty's summation of the rules, which make it sound like "everything will be fixed!" Hmm, I think people have said that before, a time or two.
Cost cap doesn't include driver salaries or "marketing." There is a lot of room in marketing.
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"Power units: The current 1.6-litre turbocharged hybrid powertrains will be carried forward, although to cut costs there will be new restrictions on certain materials, increased weight and the introduction of a standard fuel pump. Engine suppliers will also be obliged to provide equal-spec engines to works and customer teams."
"Power units: The current 1.6-litre turbocharged hybrid powertrains will be carried forward, although to cut costs there will be new restrictions on certain materials, increased weight and the introduction of a standard fuel pump. Engine suppliers will also be obliged to provide equal-spec engines to works and customer teams."
Thanks! I guess I didn't see what I didn't want to see. If they really want to cut costs I'd say eliminate the KERS.
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Kudos to Lewis for yet another world championship,Advice for Ferrari/ time to lose that stiff Vettel.
Time will tell whether he's done or not but I thought Seb showed some class showing up in the 'pre-podium' room to congratulate Lewis on winning the title.
Kudos to Lewis for yet another world championship,Advice for Ferrari/ time to lose that stiff Vettel.
I don't know what Ferrari's problems are, but I think their drivers are the least of them.
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If they really want to cut costs I'd say eliminate the KERS.
