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2017 regs ‘likely’ to change F1 pecking order - McLaren

 XPB Images McLaren-Honda technical director Tim Goss says 2017’s sweeping regulation changes are “likely” to change Formula One’s pecking order. This year will see the introduction of wider, faster cars with laptime gains of up to five seconds expected. While the 1.6-litre V6 turbocharged power units remain, other areas - such as aerodynamics and tyres - will be radically different. McLaren clears the tables “Let’s be clear, we’re looking at some huge regulatory changes ahead of the 2017 season,” Goss told McLaren’s official website. “We’ve had bigger changes in the past – the change between 1982 and ’83 from ground-effect to flat floors, for example,...
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