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Previously on "Belgian Grand Prix - who is going to win?"
Let's face it, the cars are all very close together and the difference between front and back rows is barely 2 seconds in qualifying. Tiny performance benefits can have disprortionate effects.
Imagine you get a bunch of your mates together and decide to have a race between London and Birmingham (about 200km) going flat as much as you can - and your route doesn't just stick to the M1 - you have to go through villages to make sure you get lots of tight turns.
Setting aside the fact that it would be thoroughly illegal, you'd hardly expect to everyone to finish within 60 seconds of each other, but that's how close things are in F1.
Is anyone else watching this and if so, can anyone explain how the hell Fisichella is sticking to the back of the Ferrari?
Force India have a car with low aerodynamic grip, and Spa is a circuit where aero is not as important. so they are more used to the set up. I'm guessing they'll go well at Monza as well.
Let's face it, the cars are all very close together and the difference between front and back rows is barely 2 seconds in qualifying. Tiny performance benefits can have disprortionate effects.
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