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29 Jul 2002, 10:21 (Ref:345143)
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bumpy surface at Vancouver
Is this the bumpiest circuit of the year. Ive just finished watching the race on tape (the result of it being screened whilst I was working!) and the in car shots especially off PT's helmet were showing the steering wheel bucking all over the place.
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29 Jul 2002, 15:40 (Ref:345445)
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Cleveland's pretty bumpy, too. They have to soften the springs and raise the rideheight so much that the Reynards are having problems finding downforce.
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30 Jul 2002, 02:13 (Ref:345930)
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Yeah, between the frost heave in the cold winters and the pounding from heavy aircraft, Cleveland has a lot of bumps. Northern temporary circuits always have and always will have this problem to varying degrees.
Just one more challenge for the drivers, I think. 
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