Chainsaw Repair

Is it just me, or do others think that of late it`s become a peeing contest as to who can use the LEAST amount of oil in the premix, in my fairly long motorcycle road racing[ 30+years] career a good part of that time with 2 strokes, the 3 different tuners of my bikes all said the same thing. More oil[within reason]= more power, to quote a point my RS125 Honda at 40-1 produced 44BHP at the rear wheel @ 12800rpm  At 30-1 it worked out @45.6BHP@ 13200rpm this was using Castrol A747 syn oil. Now I know we are talking different type engines [but they have the same basic operating system, requiring oil/fuel mix for lubrication] so in my opinion this holds good in all types of 2 stroke motors, surely saving a few pence/cents on less oil in each fuel mix is not worth losing the piece of mind + maybe the additional cost of piston & cylinder & possibly worse by going less on the lubrication I have chainsaws dating from 1967 /2006 & never run less than 32-1[ Stands back & awaits incoming]