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Originally Posted by SenorFunkyPants
I would disagree absolutely with that.
To start with, the cars of Clarks era were by comparison to modern F1 a simple car to drive...with no downforce and low grip there was plenty of feel for a skilled driver to exploit
A modern F1 car with high downforce and ultra sticky wide tyres are a far more difficult car to drive at the limit.
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You're kidding, right?
Modern F1 cars practically drive themselves, you need only super quick reflexes and to keep the speed up (to keep the heat in the tires).
The older cars took real balls to drive, something I question in the new breed.