• Microw@piefed.zip
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    2 months ago

    Medland claims it’s from the engine, not sure what his sources are for that

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      2 months ago

      Uff…
      That would be really hard, because not much change during the season.
      What can they even do about it?

      Isn’t the engine design pretty much locked in now?

      History repeating itself just to fuck Alonso over must hurt

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        2 months ago

        I believe that under the new regulations they are free to change basically whatever they want about the engine at any point. As long as they dont use too many individual engines as per allocation.

        But yeah, logistics wise this would be very hard to change in their design, manufacture and ship it in any kind of short-time future

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          2 months ago

          Really?

          I thought that’s locked in now
          Like Mercedes e.g. can’t even be forced to change until mid season, if their engine isn’t up to the now new regs - regarding the compression tests

          But to be honest, I’ve no clue, so gonna trust you and thanks for the information about that

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            2 months ago

            They’ve already decided the compression tests will change from June, so Merc will have to make sure tĥeir engine fits the regulations at that point