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Mark Cowley

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A computational biologist, focussed on cancer genomics & precision medicine. Husband, Dad, A/Prof, Deputy Director @ Children's Cancer Institute. Views are mine
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What Is The 107% Rule In F1? Original

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By Mark Cowley
| SlashGear Verified
Racing is inherently more interesting when the competition is close, and different racing series try to encourage closer competition in different ways. Some rulesets take a more involved approach, like the current endurance racing Balance of Performance rules that govern series like the World Endurance Championship and, by extension, the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Meanwhile, other rulesets implement regulations that are designed to stop backmarkers from spoiling the competition for everyone else.
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3 V6 Engines With Shockingly Large Displacements

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By Mark Cowley
| Gear Open
Historically, miost of the largest-displacement engines in production today, only one is a six-cylinder. Even then, it's an inline-6 rather than a V6. Historically, most of the largest six-cylinders in production have been of the inline variety. Oldsmobile's giant 707 cu-in (11.6-liter) inline-six is a particularly gargantuan example, and it could be found in its flagship cars in the early 1910s.
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The Most Innovative Car Brands In 2026 Aren't American Or Japanese

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By Mark Cowley
| Gear Open
Saying that the automotive industry is going through some major changes is a bit of an understatement. Carmakers are simultaneously grappling with the EV transition, fluctuating gas prices, unpredictable tariffs, the rise of Chinese manufacturers, and buyer preferences that are diverging between major markets.
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