Should Formula E be making steps to create a more ADJECTIVE , ADVERB ADJECTIVE noise from its cars? Not just replicating a(n) ADJECTIVE internal combustion engine, but – like PERSONS NAME is doing with NOUN, for example – moving towards a much more ADJECTIVE sound?
Not so, according to Nissan’s Formula E team boss Tommaso Volpe. “Personally I think they already have a ADJECTIVE sound, but of course you cannot compare it to a(n) NOUN,” he said. “But the ADJECTIVE sound of Formula E is ADVERB ADJECTIVE . I think it’s more in the spirit of the event where the NOUN play a role as well.
“So in a way you can VERB the crowd more. It’s more mixed, more ‘entertainment’, not just pure, ADJECTIVE motorsport,” he ED VERB.
He did however, VERB that there is NOUN in improving the sound, but not for the sake of volume. “The quality of sound doesn’t mean that the sound has to be ADJECTIVE ,” he said. “That’s a little bit old fashioned, thinking about the NOUN of vehicles in general. You can have a very high quality of sound without it being loud, but more ADVERB ADJECTIVE .”
Both Nissan FE drivers were, ADVERB , unperturbed by the (lack of) noise. “It’s not comparable to a(n) NOUN for sure,” said Sacha Fenestraz, “but it’s just something you get used to. You don’t have the PLURAL NOUN of the engine which is ADVERB nice, I don’t miss that.
Hands up who’d like Formula E cars to sound like ADJECTIVE PLURAL NOUN? You won’t get that from a ADJECTIVE engine either, that’s for sure…
