Errata

[C M Smith <cmsmith@domain.elided>]

BRM H16 was 3.0 litres naturally aspirated (thanks Greg) and yes id did 
self destruct due to use of gears to connect the two cranks. Was there a 
1.5 litre supercharged BRM engine?

Alfa did use swing axles according to John H (pre WWII Alfa's). My limited 
references deal only with post war Alfas.

And finally, it is amazing what people think I said about the Porsche 911. 
Notwithstanding Ryan's astute reference to the winningest Porsche engined 
Formula One car, the McLaren TAG turbo V6, I stand by my assertion that 
Porsche cannot win Formula One. Why stop there. I challenge Porsche to try 
and win Formula One and prove me a blithering idiot knowing nothing about 
whereof I speak. Their CART effort was a joke. Their first attempt at 
Formula One, likewise.

Even Mazda and Toyota have won at Le Mans. Endurance racing is not about 
fast cars, just durable ones that aren't too slow.


Michael Smith
Calgary, Alberta
Canada
91 Alfa 164L, White, original owner

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