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Originally Posted by Bartledoo
To say that we know Mercedes haven't bent/broken the rules in some manner is pretty naive, since that has always been the name of the game in F1. The most clever and sneaky constructors have always gained advantages like this in the past. Hard to believe 100% that they have nothing controversial in their car, given the tremendous edge they have had.
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So you are going with:
"Mercedes have an advantage so they must be cheating".
Combined with:
"Teams have cheated in the past so Mercedes must be cheating now".
Or taken to its logical conclusion...every team is cheating.
I guess the losers are always looking for an excuse why their team/driver isn't winning...seems like the idea that "they just aren't good enough" is too much to bear.
Its interesting that when the FIA redefined the fuel regulations for 2020 that both Ferrari and Honda suffered a drop off in power output.
No one wants to talk about Red Bull having a "cheating" PU just how Ferrari were affected.
By your logic...Red Bull simply need to improve their cheating if they want to compete with Mercedes.