Why top drivers are still capable of F1's lost art
Autosport Performance's resident driver coach explains how drivers can still make a difference in building a winning team
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One of the great questions in motorsport is 'what would happen if we swap all the drivers and teams around?'
People often used to ask what would result if we put Fernando Alonso back in his Minardi, and strangely we've seen something resembling that over the past year or two by giving him an underpowered Honda engine.
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