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Previously on "prediction: Media to stop banging on about Hamilton"
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Its a bit on the back of the car that provides downforce, but just as importantly creates a lot of turbulance which means the car behind can't follow as closely as they would like for overtaking.Originally posted by Ruprect View PostWhat is a diffuser?
New regulations specified a new design which would reduce down force and turbulence, therefore slowing the cars and creating more overtaking opportunities.
However some of the teams have worked out a cunning design that has increased the down force and turbulence whist staying within the new regulations (pending appeal).
HTH
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Would be nice to see Button get a run in a good car. Rubens will probably beat him though.
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But under appeal from the original objectors.
First two race results could change - but not on the track.
How does F1 find infinite ways to shoot itself in the foot?
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Actually, no we didn't. Heard it other places lots and lots of times....it's very old news.Originally posted by Bagpuss View Postand start banging on about Jenson button. You heard it here first
...and if Button's car does turn out to be illegal, you probably won''t hear much of either of them!
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prediction: Media to stop banging on about Hamilton
and start banging on about Jenson button. You heard it here firstTags: None
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