If we could feel comfortable that it really will get the viewership up, then we'll be supportive of that. We need a little more information from CART to feel really comfortable enough to make that decision. It reduced top speed by about 12 miles per hour. With a little more optimization of the car, we could get that down to a 9-10 mph difference. Yes, everyone here agrees that reducing boost is the cheapest way of reducing power.
Competition drives the engine manufacturers to make changes regardless of what they are.
Since its very competitive sport, we're looking for victory number 2 and to optimize whatever we can to give us that competitive edge. Changing the specs, if that will do it, that's where we're headed. It should have been stopped, in our opinion, and we voiced our opinion to CART to the technical committee. Even if we're talking about something in the range of two or three or four or five horsepower. Basically, to protect ourselves from ourselves, we recommended to CART that we ban this device so we don't send ourselves down this road of development.