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23 Jun 2009, 12:18 (Ref:2489011)
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They can follow each other closely enough now. There were cars really close in Beckets, Maggets and Abbot to normally give themselves a chance. We also have a rev limit, though. This makes it quite a bit harder to slipstream past since the engine at some point just doesn't give you any room any more to gain any speed.
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