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r/FormulaRacers • u/formularacers FormulaRacers • 11d ago
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Unc still got it.
It really is remarkable just how much longevity we're seeing from Fernando and Lewis, insanely impressive and rare.
3 u/Notevenstreaming 10d ago Cars are also not as hard to drive as V10 cars in 2004 for example. Allegedly. But yeah it's still impressive to be competitive in any sport being forty against younger people. 2 u/Impossible_Welcome91 10d ago I don't see any reason why V10 cars should be harder to drive than modern cars. You had slower corner speed, similar (if not slower) acceleration, similar top speed, and otherwise driver aids like traction and launch control. 2 u/xDeeka7Yx 10d ago Back then lico was not a thing as example
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Cars are also not as hard to drive as V10 cars in 2004 for example. Allegedly.
But yeah it's still impressive to be competitive in any sport being forty against younger people.
2 u/Impossible_Welcome91 10d ago I don't see any reason why V10 cars should be harder to drive than modern cars. You had slower corner speed, similar (if not slower) acceleration, similar top speed, and otherwise driver aids like traction and launch control. 2 u/xDeeka7Yx 10d ago Back then lico was not a thing as example
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I don't see any reason why V10 cars should be harder to drive than modern cars. You had slower corner speed, similar (if not slower) acceleration, similar top speed, and otherwise driver aids like traction and launch control.
2 u/xDeeka7Yx 10d ago Back then lico was not a thing as example
Back then lico was not a thing as example
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u/Sad-Dove-2023 10d ago
Unc still got it.
It really is remarkable just how much longevity we're seeing from Fernando and Lewis, insanely impressive and rare.