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F1-sports car unification ideal - Todt

May 7 Jean Todt says it would be "ideal" to achieve some technical parity between formula one and the world endurance championship. At the weekend, Fernando Alonso returned to the top step of the podium by winning the Spa 6 hour race for Toyota. The situation has revealed some tension between the two top categories of open wheelers and sports cars respectively, with FIA president Jean Todt admitting that some technical unification would be ideal. "It would be ideal to achieve some unification, but in practice this is not easy," the Frenchman said. "Ideas appear but it's more difficult when you start to get into the details." Todt said one reason unification...
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