Chris Jenkins
Driving til the wheels fall off
Is just me or this front reminds me some sexual objects?
Each to their own...
Is just me or this front reminds me some sexual objects?
So saying "everyone except McLaren is too lazy to rework the front" is not condescending and rude towards engineers who put their soul in the car?Just my opinion, I'm not a pro by any means.
No need to be condescending about it. That's just rude.
But you could argue that Williams 96/97 then McLaren 98/99 was 4 in a row for Newey.Isn't it past evidence that AN only designs cars that win 2 championships in a row then they are obsolete designs? Williams 92/93, McLaren 98/99, and possibly RBR 10,11.
1. Did McLaren radically change the design or not
2. If McLaren didn't change the design how do they and HRT perform compared to the others who have the raised nose desingn.
Thats a graphic though, not a photo.. straight out of theAgain, Johan, they ran the exact same setup last year, only a fraction lower this time.
There are pros and cons with both philosophies but it´s not a deal breaker in any way, it´s more important how the whole car is designed.
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Here´s a good high-res. I have it in 6000xsomething But this one is 1920xsomething
My guess about the nose of Red Bull with that air duct.
First the flow goes over the bodywork for aero downforce on the front.
Than the air goes through the air gate, flows a traject to the underside of the car at high speed, making the car 'suck' to the road, so more mechanical downforce is generated,..
Your opinion?
No that is the real car It looks virtual but i have the car in 6000 something so it´s very easy to spot the brushed carbon among other stuff.\T
Thats a graphic though, not a photo.. straight out of thedecoypress release
Mclaren have been running low noses since ´94.I don't like the car, but that nose vent obviously has a purpose. The RB8 will probably have an edge in Australia, but afterwards everyone will copy it.
Either that or McLaren has found the solution that everyone else missed.
Yea but some of the new noses for this year is just as high as last year, especially the teams that run the hardcore gator-nose.All I was saying is that such a regulation change COULD have a major impact on performance. And since McLaren, as you said, have had low noses since the 90s they COULD have an advantage.
Illegal unfortunately. They banned it after Ferrari came up with their brilliant idea in 2008.My guess about the nose of Red Bull with that air duct.
First the flow goes over the bodywork for aero downforce on the front.
Than the air goes through the air gate, flows a traject to the underside of the car at high speed, making the car 'suck' to the road, so more mechanical downforce is generated,..
Your opinion?