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Pirelli: Lap times -5 seconds a lap this year

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  1. TheMayor

    TheMayor Ten Time F1 World Champ Rossa Subscribed

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  2. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    That would make the new times faster than the track's lap record. Nico's pole position time was 1:24.681 in 2015 and the lap record was set by Kimi in 2008 at 1:21.670.

    Edit: The current course is 28 meters longer than the 2006 and prior races, but the 2004 fastest lap was set by Michael at 1:15.022. At least they're getting closer...
     
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    The 2004 cars were animals.
     
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    yup.....Beasts more like it....F2004 still holds lap records at some/most GP venues
     
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    Don't be fooled. The field will be even more spread and passing will be more difficult.
     
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    A stunning car....
     
  7. Mitch Alsup

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    I wonder what the lap times would be today if the rules and regulations had remained the same as 2004.
     

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