A tenth of a second is an eternity in Formula 1. In qualifying runs, it can mean the difference in between the pole position and third location or even worse at the starting grid. For the duration of a pit cease, it can make or break your entire race.
Furthermore, if you multiply that tenth by 50 times or a lot more, i.e. the number of laps in a Grand Prix, it is the distinction between spraying the champagne on the podium and heading to the pits with your head down in disappointment.
That
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