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e carry a feature this month looking at the possibilities opened up by the introduction of hybrid systems into sportscar racing, and start to understand their capability. The hybrid era was ushered in by former FIA president, Jean Todt, who took the decision to take racing into the next generation. In order to do so, he pushed the market towards manufacturer racing, at the expense of the private teams on which motor racing has traditionally been built. To further encourage

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