There is a great piece of work on Auto Motor und Sport’s website with an analysis of the engines in this year’s world championship. The analysis is based on collating the information each engine builder has about each other. I’ve checked it out with some of the F1 engineers and it seems that the data is a pretty accurate reflection of the numbers they are working with. The result is that Mercedes comes out top, with Toyota at the bottom. Throughout the year one kept hearing stories about how much the Renault in the back of the Red Bull car More…
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Sebastian Vettel
Mark Webber
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Paul di Resta
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Sergio Perez
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Sebastian Vettel
Kimi Räikkönen
Fernando Alonso
Lewis Hamilton
Felipe Massa
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Charles Pic
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