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Panizzi: New active differential helps a lot.

Mitsubishi’s Gilles Panizzi has hailed the team’s latest electronic gizmo – their ‘active centre differential system’ that they will use for the first time in Mexico this week.

“I did two [test] days and maybe 350 test kilometres and I continue to say the car is getting better and better,” said Panizzi.

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