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15 March 2006, 08:14 AM | #28 | |
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F1 isn't about bumping, as is standard practise in NASCAR. Bumping occasionally happens in sportscar or saloon (sedan) racing, but it's generally not accepted. Further, these days the cars are all carbon fibre, so that if a car does bump, chances are the suspension arms will snap and your day is done. Basically, it's dangerous, against the rules (I think) and 'not cricket'. |
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