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**himecthekWiff** · 12-06-2008, 06:19 AM

Well, is there any way to keep the general performance level close to where it has been? I'd like to still see somehow differentiated cars, high-ish levels of downforce, and at least 14k redlines on the engines.

I can understand standard wings, but why non-adjustable? Surely standard wings can be had that still can be adjusted for rake, the teams are still going to practice on fridays before a race, and car setup is, to me, still tantamount to a necessary part of an F1 weekend.

12-06-2008, 06:19 AM	#3
himecthekWiff Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 374 Senior Member	Well, is there any way to keep the general performance level close to where it has been? I'd like to still see somehow differentiated cars, high-ish levels of downforce, and at least 14k redlines on the engines. I can understand standard wings, but why non-adjustable? Surely standard wings can be had that still can be adjusted for rake, the teams are still going to practice on fridays before a race, and car setup is, to me, still tantamount to a necessary part of an F1 weekend.
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