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Jamie Klein

THE TRUTH ABOUT: Engine disparities back on the agenda in super formula - The Untold Story

For the first time this year, Honda-powered cars locked out the front row in Round 6, as Tadasuke Makino beat Liam Lawson to pole, but you had to go all the way down to fifth-place man Ritomo Miyata to find the first of the Toyota engine users.

It was by far the most one-sided qualifying session of the year so far, and indeed for quite some time - in fact, you have to go all the way back to the opening race of last year, also at Fuji, to find the last time that there wasn’t a Toyota-powered car on the front row.

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