Evolution of the ACO regulations in 2007 - TenTenths Motorsport Forum

24 Oct 2006, 17:46 (Ref:1747888)

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Originally Posted by paul-collins

The engineer is saying that Peugeot is behind the eight ball, and that - particularly with the level of technical detail required to run the diesel efficiently, they're not going to catch Audi - this year. Next year, who knows?

In their press releases Pug said they will go for victory in 2008.

In F1 people (and Renault

) say Ferrari has a big influence on FIA (Ferrari International Assistance). Maybe Audi has that influence on ACO (Audi Controlled Organisation).

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