
Why F1 should keep its fuel limit
Amid talk of 1000bhp engines, EDD STRAW says it's essential that Formula 1 does not lose sight of one of its most spectacular achievements
Formula 1 achieved a quite incredible feat last year, one that was disgracefully overlooked in most quarters, sometimes by those purporting to enjoy the technology in grand prix racing.
Last year, every car had to complete a grand prix distance, from lights out to chequered flag, on just 100kg of fuel. Staggeringly, it wasn't long before some were actually short-fuelling in order to save weight, without paying much of a performance penalty.
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