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      10-13-2020, 02:25 PM   #46
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Originally Posted by M5ZRH View Post
You all have interesting calculations and confirm that the power to weight ratio is critical.
But the easy part in the equation is adding power: more and more and even more !!!
The hard part is keeping the weight low: it has huge implications on the driving feel, sizing of chassis elements (for example brake discs can be smaller) etc...
Is BMW simply going in the wrong direction ?
Cf Lotus' philosophy and Gordon Murray's latest supercar !
Even Chris Harris is trouncing Ferrari for this:

Even 100, 200 or even 500 extra horsepower on the M3/M4 will not change the laws of physics and its weight.
BMW: please refocus on the CSL concept - L is for Leicht ie Light...
Some of his complaints were around how it sends its power around too - he does make mention that if it was RWD only it might be better. The 812 Superfast is still my favourite Ferrari for that reason
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