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Engine boss thinks Mercedes' rivals can catch up

Dominant 2014 champion Mercedes thinks its rivals can catch up. Germany's authoritative Auto Motor und Sport on Thursday estimated the marque's advantage last year at as much as 60 horse power. Many believe that is too great a gap to bridge in just one winter, but Renault has worked hard on its structure and engine, Ferrari set the test pace at Jerez and newcomer Honda is famous for having dominated F1 in the 80s. Mercedes engine boss Andy Cowell agrees: "The rules of physics and chemistry are the same for us all. "I see no reason why the competition cannot build an engine as good as ours. "Of course we do not stand still, but the higher you are in your development, the...
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