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Mar 19 2008

Formula 1 2009: radically different

For the first time in many years, the Formula 1 rules are due to change very substantially in 2009, and Patrick Head recently talked about the problems implicit in developing, week in, week out, one car – the car actually competing at the moment – while attempting at the same…

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By Nigel Roebuck

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3 Responses to “Formula 1 2009: radically different”

  1. iain, May 23rd, 2008 at 5:11 pm

    KERS facinates me, where will it end? the obvious would be the return of turbos - unthinkable!? its the most efficient KERS device available it delivers something for nothing (the turbos running on redirected exhaust fumes) could we see the return of 1300bhp beasties trotting around Monaco again?

  2. Martin Collyer, May 28th, 2008 at 8:25 pm

    The voice of common sense as usual, why can the F1 paddock not find afew more like Patrick Head?

  3. grant, November 1st, 2008 at 9:44 am

    dear nigel
    the new regulations for 2009 i think are fantastic!!
    i only wish the governing body would re -introduce the wider track.the cars look awfull now.
    thank you for the wonderfull articles.
    regards grant

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