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JPM explains problem with his sled

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JPM explains problem with his sled

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For me this gives me peace of mind.
It says alot!


http://www.f1racing.net/en/news.php?newsID=112270
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Well, it's something similar to what the team said: nothing wrong with the engine, but underperforming in some of the engine software settings....
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doesn't both drivers have the same software parametres?
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That doesn't tell me anything..
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zac510 wrote:That doesn't tell me anything..
Did you read the article?
JPM was faster where handling counts and slower in the straights by 4-5 kph.
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Doesn't say anything about the engine problem though.
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There have been contradictory words said today, with journalists reporting JPM will most probably have an engine change, while he said he was personally happy with his car today. We'll see the truth tonight...
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Well it does look like perhaps it was a mapping issue.
Here is the story.
http://www.speedtv.com/articles/auto/formulaone/22588/
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