n smikle wrote:What about DDRS? looks sorta fishy the number of sensors.
Doubtful; how do they intend to get a DDRS solution for that car? (Think about the tubing).
Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm an amateur
horse wrote:Thanks for the explanations about the sensor rig.Owen.C93 wrote:What's odd is that the front wing is from early pre-season before they updated it at the final test. Seems strange to run such an old wing.
Perhaps it's because they've had to put so many holes in the wing to fit the sensor rig that they didn't want to mess up their latest version. The sensors probably corrupt the airflow so a small aerodynamic diasadvantage might not matter. I guess they are testing the construction which is likely similar between the wings.
zyphro wrote:n smikle wrote:What about DDRS? looks sorta fishy the number of sensors.
Doubtful; how do they intend to get a DDRS solution for that car? (Think about the tubing).
Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm an amateur.
Owen.C93 wrote:horse wrote:Thanks for the explanations about the sensor rig.Owen.C93 wrote:What's odd is that the front wing is from early pre-season before they updated it at the final test. Seems strange to run such an old wing.
Perhaps it's because they've had to put so many holes in the wing to fit the sensor rig that they didn't want to mess up their latest version. The sensors probably corrupt the airflow so a small aerodynamic diasadvantage might not matter. I guess they are testing the construction which is likely similar between the wings.
Good spot, looking at other shots they used the updated wing without the new cascades for normal running.
silversurf3r wrote:What do you guys make of Sauber,Force India and Williams converging on the Mclaren style exhaust? Surely it's a good sign, I think it is probably the best solution for this year. But considering that the Mclaren side pods were designed specifically with the exhaust in mind to create downwash surely they have the optimimal solution. Meanwhile other teams bolt on the exhaust housing and gain some benefit but not the full effect.
Owen.C93 wrote:silversurf3r wrote:What do you guys make of Sauber,Force India and Williams converging on the Mclaren style exhaust? Surely it's a good sign, I think it is probably the best solution for this year. But considering that the Mclaren side pods were designed specifically with the exhaust in mind to create downwash surely they have the optimimal solution. Meanwhile other teams bolt on the exhaust housing and gain some benefit but not the full effect.
You'd think with the best exhaust solution on the grid they'd be in much better shape than they are now. But yes their system will be most refined and hopefully more scope for improvements as they are 1 step ahead of everyone else.
Owen.C93 wrote:silversurf3r wrote:What do you guys make of Sauber,Force India and Williams converging on the Mclaren style exhaust? Surely it's a good sign, I think it is probably the best solution for this year. But considering that the Mclaren side pods were designed specifically with the exhaust in mind to create downwash surely they have the optimimal solution. Meanwhile other teams bolt on the exhaust housing and gain some benefit but not the full effect.
You'd think with the best exhaust solution on the grid they'd be in much better shape than they are now. But yes their system will be most refined and hopefully more scope for improvements as they are 1 step ahead of everyone else.
SiLo wrote:Owen.C93 wrote:silversurf3r wrote:What do you guys make of Sauber,Force India and Williams converging on the Mclaren style exhaust? Surely it's a good sign, I think it is probably the best solution for this year. But considering that the Mclaren side pods were designed specifically with the exhaust in mind to create downwash surely they have the optimimal solution. Meanwhile other teams bolt on the exhaust housing and gain some benefit but not the full effect.
You'd think with the best exhaust solution on the grid they'd be in much better shape than they are now. But yes their system will be most refined and hopefully more scope for improvements as they are 1 step ahead of everyone else.
Strategy. They've ruined almost all their races with a crap strategy and/or bad pit stops.
silversurf3r wrote:... Meanwhile other teams bolt on the exhaust housing and gain some benefit but not the full effect.
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