hmmm.... i'm not sure about thataleks_ader wrote:Maybe is color code for Ricardos car? Ricardo as 2nd team driver also use yellow colored T roll-bar.jagunx51 wrote:it wasn't always there ... http://img1.auto-motor-und-sport.de/Red ... 772418.jpgDarkJRO wrote: for what purpose do they put that yellow sticker
http://www.formula1.com/wi/gi/O04f/sutt ... 9ap234.jpg
I think the sticker is there to easily differ wether the duct is open or closed. wouldn't there be a sticker, it would be whole black in both situations.
Great. 2 down, 8 to go.gandharva wrote:Total will bring a new fuel mixture for Barcelona. They expect at least 2 tenth improvement per lap.
Could they be coloured so they remember that they are on, so they don't repeat Mclaren's Monaco 2010 mistake on JB's car when they left a radiator panel on?turbof1 wrote:That looks interesting. The cut was made to keep the slot in front of the tyre legal, but rbr didn't want the cut too near the wheel, so they made it end a but further up the floor.. Perhaps this benefit the efficiency of the slot.
About the stickered covers of the brake duct: my guess is that they actually run those in the race. The more the duct is closed off, the less drag, but of course that also means less cooling. I think Red Bull brings several gradations of covers along, to get just the right cooling for the least drag, with each cover being color coded.
I think that one comes from the top of the closest endplate, so not realy something we did not know about.chuckdanny wrote:I discovered a knew vortex that passes through the inside of the rear wing endplate
http://oi61.tinypic.com/2vigm7k.jpg
oH yes !! my mistakeMBilcke wrote:I think that one comes from the top of the closest endplate, so not realy something we did not know about.chuckdanny wrote:I discovered a knew vortex that passes through the inside of the rear wing endplate
http://oi61.tinypic.com/2vigm7k.jpg
do you have the original pic ? thankschuckdanny wrote:I discovered a knew vortex that passes through the inside of the rear wing endplate
http://oi61.tinypic.com/2vigm7k.jpg
Though I agree with the earlier assessment that this is a vortex shed from the near end plate, this is a great shot nonetheless.chuckdanny wrote:I discovered a knew vortex that passes through the inside of the rear wing endplate