When Max Mosley pushed through the F1 engine freeze at the end of 2006 he believed performance to be at similar levels. Today it appears less so.
Within the constraints of the freeze you'd expect less talk about horsepower differentials, but more than once, especially from Renault personnel, there have been rumblings about how far its spirit has been respected.
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