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Unless you wrote the rules so the n/a engines were competitive against the turbos, no one would ever choose to run an atmo setup

The turbo engines were a joke when Renault started using them in their GP car in the late 70's, but as we all know, after a few years worth of development gave them the advantage, everyone tossed the n/a motors and got themselves some psi

Thats '95 isnt it? Epic on board. I remember watching that race ... Wish they had of shown all that on board back in the day. I used to love Alesi and Fezz back in the day.

Yep 95, I was 4 years old lol.

HAH gayyyyyyyyyyyy

he is like 19 and rich so lucky him to have what looks like a loving GF

He's 22 and "only" gets paid 400,000 per year...

But yes I think he and his mrs look very cute.

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