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**exchpaypalgold** · 06-27-2012, 06:23 AM

but I do remember the McLaren to be claimed as the most technically advanced of the lot at the time, even better than the Williams, but Williams had the Renault engine versus McLaren with the Ford customer engine. Benetton were also right up there in the end, they even had four wheel steering by the end.

McLaren were regarded as the team to beat and nobody were quite sure how far Renault and Adrian Newey in a top rung team, could go.

Amidst the hype the irony was that McLaren didn't test their active suspension till mid-late 1992.

06-27-2012, 06:23 AM	#16
exchpaypalgold Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 626 Senior Member	but I do remember the McLaren to be claimed as the most technically advanced of the lot at the time, even better than the Williams, but Williams had the Renault engine versus McLaren with the Ford customer engine. Benetton were also right up there in the end, they even had four wheel steering by the end. McLaren were regarded as the team to beat and nobody were quite sure how far Renault and Adrian Newey in a top rung team, could go. Amidst the hype the irony was that McLaren didn't test their active suspension till mid-late 1992.
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