I found this picture interesting.
It's from the book,
MOTOGP Technology by Neil Spalding
(notice the directions the arrows point)
This shows that a motor spinning in the same direction as the wheels will tend to lift the front.
A motor spinning in the opposite direction as the wheels will tend to hold the front down.
I found while applying about 1/2 throttle on a high grip clay track with the car set in MM4 and a Reedy 10.5, it would could easily flip over backwards.
I've changed it to MM3 to see how this setting works.
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