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9 Jun 2001, 13:54 (Ref:102980)
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Technicalf1.com tech preview for Canada
Here's an article from technicalf1.com which gives a good overview for the tehcnical matters for the Canadian Gp. Gives a bit about car setup etc and deals with all of the teams individually.
Enjoy. http://www.technicalf1.com/article.p...&mode=&order=0 Niall |
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9 Jun 2001, 22:36 (Ref:103118)
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A must-read every GP indeed, Niall.
Chapeau bas for Craig Scarborough as he provides very information-rich, very solid and well argued articles time and time again. Great work, Scarbs! 
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10 Jun 2001, 19:27 (Ref:103474)
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THe site as a hole is definately the best tech site on the web.
The only other one I can think of is f1mech.com since gtf1.com was closed dwon to make way for techf1.com Sadly their database on engines etc hasn't been fully built up to what it needs to be. Niall |
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