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View Poll Results: Is there still a Performance inbalance between LMP1 Diesel and Petrol runners
No enough, The diesels will still be faster at Le Mans 31 46.97%
The ACO did too much, the petrol cars will be faster at Le Mans 6 9.09%
Perfect! This may be a better race than 1999!!! 9 13.64%
I have no idea, but now I am extra excited about Le Mans! 20 30.30%
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Old 7 Jun 2009, 15:45 (Ref:2477039)   #17
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JAG should be qualifying in the top 3 on the gridJAG should be qualifying in the top 3 on the gridJAG should be qualifying in the top 3 on the grid
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According to Claude Galopin of Pescarolo Sport diesels produce 1600 Nm torque compared to 700 Nm for petrol engines! They also have 100 bhp extra. 20 bhp accounts for 1 sec in Le Mans, so the Audi and Peugeot get 5 sec just because of the extra power.

source: http://www.pitlane-vision.com/index....tte&Itemid=119
Even if you take that as gospel you also need to consider the relative age and devlopment of the Judd compared to a state of the art turbo engine with direct injection, and of all the extra development that goes into a factory motor.

As it stands Judd, AER, Zytek etc. may well have quit development on their current engines, instead focusing on their P2 motors in preperation for 2011.
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