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Sport was an early model with 17 alloys, different seats and no kit. Black edition was a limited one with 17s, more toys, almost specced up like a SEAT Toledo which always came with loads of kit. That's what I'd get, the Black one, or the identical Toledo on 17s. SE Nav, I-Tech, or Style Advanced models.

Fast Forward to 2023 and Ferrari's first Works win since '64 at Le Mans. Of course the modern style of motorsport fan greets it with disdain, the usual Max versus Lewis fanboys, posting that the Balance of Performance adjustments robbed Toyota. Quite apart from ignoring that Toyota and Ferrari had big weight increases prior to the event, clearly they don't read English too well. 2 manufacturers seconds apart after 24 hours with a third maker only a lap behind seems almost perfectly balanced performance to me.

AM have recently sold a bigger share of the main company to Geely. Stroll is a businessman first and foremost. When the figures no longer stack up, will we be looking at China's first F1 team?

Over the years on here Rapid people have seemed quite keen on Xtrons Android HU models. Rather better value than VAG factory items.

in the early years of the Rapid that MDI (interface) was notoriously flaky, and very cable quality dependent, as to whether your phone or iPod would talk to the HU. In other cars too (Renault Group) I have found that cheap cables scupper the Android Auto connection.

thanks again @bigade1 Just back in the country after a long timem away. Car needed a new battery, service, cambelt So glad to have found the free satnav updates and this free speedcam DB. Cheers.

What a year for RedBull. Despite the sour taste left by the budget shenanigans this is Adrian Newey's most dominant car ever. Better than any of his Williams McLaren or earlier RedBulls. In race trim its perfomance is crushing. Plenty of downforce yet seemingly much less drag than the others. It doesn't matter where Max qualifies he just blasts past them all on the straights. Newey is a genius.

2021 is the first year of the controlled cost cap??

Today Red Bull and Aston are accused by the FIA of proven cheating, exceeding the spending cap for 2021. RedBull by less than 5% so classified as a minor breach. Ferrari team boss Binotto says 5% equals 0.5 seconds a lap, so its significant. What will the punishment be? Did overspending make their 2021 cars faster, their 2022 cars faster or both?

Is it a compulsory change at 5 years, or after a condition check?

I never thought this season would be so close after Fabio built such a huge points lead. Exciting races coming up.

7 ponts cover the top 3 with one meeting to go. And Turkington is only 27 back with 67 up for grabs. Shame I cant go to Brands Hatch.

2 teams have been found to have exceeded the FIA cost cap last year,one of them substantially. Will said teams be punished retrospectively for 2021? Punished for overspend on R&D for 2022? Or punished for gaining a lasting advantage into 2023? If it's brushed under the carpet, the cost cap is dead.

Possibly John Watson in a McLaren. Ah no, spun off the kerb at Lesmo 2.

Engine penalty rules are ridiculous, as is RBR's straight line speed advantage. Max can afford to take the just 5 place penalty to have a new engine he doesn't even need yet. Should have to start from the back every time when using extra engines. He'll probably be in the lead by lap 3.