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The 2006 Cosworth V8 is arguably the cheapest and best engine in Formula One today. But this achievement could well be hidden behind Bridgestone's failure to produce a better tyre than Michelin. F1 Racing's Matt Bishop hopes the Cossie will nonetheless get its due
The car that wins the 2006 Bahrain Grand Prix will (almost certainly) not be powered by a Cosworth engine, but that should not prevent us all from paying public homage to the wonderful job that the boys from Northampton have done these past few months.
It isn't often that something can accurately be described as both cheapest and best, but received paddock wisdom suggests that, at the moment, the latest Cosworth V8 is indeed both those things.
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