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I read in an other F1 site that Honda found a bug in the CPU made by McLAren. (I requested a link to verify teh news). According to this article published by Autospint, by pushing 3 buttons at the same time the electronic system is able to override some of the parameters set in the system and allows the car to have a super fast start. Way fast. The question is: is McLaren aware of it and is McLaren aware of other bypasses that would give them an unfair advantge oder their adversaries?
Now, since I don't have the article in front of me and I have not seen nor heard any major news media mentioning it, I have my reservations about the trueness of this news, although, I have to confess, a little voice in my head screams that it is all true. While I am waiting for a link or copy of this aricle, again published by Autosprint, I wonder if anyone on this panel has any info on this matter. |
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I read in an other F1 site that Honda found a bug in the CPU made by McLAren. (I requested a link to verify teh news). According to this article published by Autospint, by pushing 3 buttons at the same time the electronic system is able to override some of the parameters set in the system and allows the car to have a super fast start. Way fast. The question is: is McLaren aware of it and is McLaren aware of other bypasses that would give them an unfair advantge oder their adversaries? |
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I read in an other F1 site that Honda found a bug in the CPU made by McLAren. (I requested a link to verify teh news). According to this article published by Autospint, by pushing 3 buttons at the same time the electronic system is able to override some of the parameters set in the system and allows the car to have a super fast start. Way fast. The question is: is McLaren aware of it and is McLaren aware of other bypasses that would give them an unfair advantge oder their adversaries? |
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I read in an other F1 site that Honda found a bug in the CPU made by McLAren. (I requested a link to verify teh news). According to this article published by Autospint, by pushing 3 buttons at the same time the electronic system is able to override some of the parameters set in the system and allows the car to have a super fast start. Way fast. The question is: is McLaren aware of it and is McLaren aware of other bypasses that would give them an unfair advantge oder their adversaries? It's in Italian. It pretty much says what I wrote in my message. It also mentions that the source of their info is Autosprint. Does anyone know their link? (No it's not Autosprint.com : ) |
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Hi Breeze, thank you for the link. I actually registered to see if I could read the article. But besides reading the title of the article on the cover page, which is "that's how they were cheating at the start" I could not gain access to the article and read it. but, according to this article the BUG exists and Honda found out about it. Their question is: Did McLAren know about it and are there any other bugs in the electronic system, only known by McLaren, that would give McLaren an unfair advantage over their rivals? I have a feeling that if this news is true it would be in the news media fairly soon otherwise it could be hushed and dealt with behind closed doors to avoid more bad publicity.
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Well the FIA selected McLaren's tender for a CPU, and these problems occur when you monopolise the supply of a certain component for a sport. |
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Hi Breeze, thank you for the link. I actually registered to see if I could read the article. But besides reading the title of the article on the cover page, which is "that's how they were cheating at the start" I could not gain access to the article and read it. ![]() |
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Hi Breeze, thank you for the link. I actually registered to see if I could read the article. But besides reading the title of the article on the cover page, which is "that's how they were cheating at the start" I could not gain access to the article and read it. but, according to this article the BUG exists and Honda found out about it. Their question is: Did McLAren know about it and are there any other bugs in the electronic system, only known by McLaren, that would give McLaren an unfair advantage over their rivals? I have a feeling that if this news is true it would be in the news media fairly soon otherwise it could be hushed and dealt with behind closed doors to avoid more bad publicity. Of course team intergrity macheater did not know. It was a rogue employee........ ![]() No one at Macheat ever saw the instructions.... ![]() No one at Macheat ever pushed the buttons...... ![]() No other bugs exist at macheat....... ![]() There are no emails....... ![]() |
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I have my reservations about the trueness of this news... I have a feeling that if this news is true it would be in the news media fairly soon otherwise it could be hushed and dealt with behind closed doors to avoid more bad publicity. |
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Where in the second article it says he is suspicious of TC being used? |
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He certainly does not say they are using TC, but he is noting a clear difference between his Toyota and the Ferraris. Obviously, given the different levels of performance between the two teams in recent years that may simply be because Ferrari are doing a better job with the new regs. However, Jarno's comments do rather echo Senna's observations of the Benetton at the start of the 1994 season. |
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