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9 Mar 2003, 22:45 (Ref:530710)
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Lack of Mechanical Failures
Most of the incidents in the race were 'offs' but not that many mechanical failures.
Normally at the start of the season there are a few of these. Especially engines. For example, no machines actually went bang. I was very surprised. Of course there were a couple of mechanical failures, but what are people's thoughts on this? Have the engine manufacturers got themselves sorted out? |
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