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24 Jun 2004, 03:00 (Ref:1014112)
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The third car - How much has it contributed to BAR's success?
Obviously BAR has transformed itself from the former acronym (which I promised not to use anymore) into a contender.
A large portion of the credit no doubt goes to the engineers who have designed/refined the car. Their effort shows nearly every race. My question is this: due to last year's performance, BAR was able to run the third car with Davidson in the pilot's seat at each venue this season. What do all of you think the benefit has been to the team insofar as race/qualifying setups and the improvements in performance by Button and T Sato - particularly Sato? |
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