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For example, the Mclaren F1 has good acceleration and a great top speed, but it has body roll issues that make it...tricky in tight technical circuits. In short it's a sprint car, or for the higher speed circuits, and it will struggle a lot on the real tight technical stuff. (it's also a bit tricky to control in general)
The MP4-12C on the other hand is a handling car, it's *fantastic* on the tight technical circuits (with 1 exception) but it's not very fast at the top end. If you take it on the fast circuits or the majority of the sprints against a similarly skilled opponent who's in a Zonda or a Corvette or something, you're probably gonna lose because they'll just out drag you as soon as they get a chance to stretch their legs.
In short, you can't go wrong using anything listed, but you can go *more* right by experimenting to see what cars work best under what conditions.
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