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Post Sun Dec 11, 2011 9:48 am

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Huntresa wrote:
MIKEY_! wrote:And yet we loved minardi. I want HRT to improve but will still respect them if they are rubbish but stay for years.


I said Midland, Minardi became Toro Rosso.


I know what you said. I also know minardi became TR. Many still loved minardi even though they were last constantly. They stuck it out for 20 years, that's real commitment.



True taht, but i dont get the feeling HRT will holding out for 20 years while being last. The formula has changed. Even if its for the worse, but if you dont get results within certains seasons ppl just stop and give up. That didnt happen back in the day, imagine if the Garageistas would have given up vs Ferrari in the 60s.
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Post Mon Dec 12, 2011 2:35 am

You are right about that for sure! F1 is a business more now than it ever has been. You can't race just cause you love the sport, you've got to be a success and quickly. Ultimately the people that control the purse strings call the shots.
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 4:26 pm

I wondering which specification of Williams transmissions they will use in 2012? Will they use the current version they were using this year or they will use the new one. Williams will have Renault engine in 2012 and probably new mounting points for suspension and engine.
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 4:38 pm

Theres a link in the F112 thread to a Q&A Session with someone at HRT (Cant remember who) and he states that they will use a 2011 Williams box.
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 4:47 pm

Forza wrote:I wondering which specification of Williams transmissions they will use in 2012? Will the use the current version they were using this year or they will use the new one. Williams will have Renault engine in 2012 and probably new mounting points for suspension and engine.


Id recon that they will have a completly different gear case made for the CA2012 to the RS27 Williams are to run. The difference is seemingly quite minimal, its only arround 4mm on one bolt and 8mm on another to where the locator bolts are on the CA2012 and the RS27.

However the main area of diffrence is where all of the ancilaries are located and such, like where the electronics boxs ane such are located in relation to the exterior of the engine and transmission. But all of this can be crafted quite easily as Renault have supplied a engine to Williams for their gear case and they know what the Cosworth was like as thets what they had this year.

The diffrence is rumored to ab as little as 5%, and in F1 terms this is arround a tenth of a second tops.

All thats needed is for Williams to be beaten by a Hispania chassis with their 2011 KERS, their old engine and their current 2012 transmission. Now that would be embarrasing to Sir Frank.
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 5:09 pm

Thanks for info. In this case the Williams could outsource the compelte package and HRT will just have to installed it and make sure that bodywork fits to new rear end internal design. Also they will have to design efficient cooling for the Kers unit.
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 6:00 pm

Forza wrote:Thanks for info. In this case the Williams could outsource the compelte package and HRT will just have to installed it and make sure that bodywork fits to new rear end internal design. Also they will have to design efficient cooling for the Kers unit.


The gearbox is ran by 25 Williams Grand Prix Engineering technicians, 4 mechanics per car at races, with another 2 data engineers. This is down to what Hispania learnt in 2010 with Xtrac as its better to have people from the gearbox supplier running their tech. Id recon that KERS will have 2 technicians per car and a 5th floating with a data guy for each car from WIlliam Hybrid Systems.

Embedding engineers is much better than having your own run bought in tech. Also means they help the team make a step forward as they want to beat their colleagues in the works team.
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 6:23 pm

Holm86 wrote:Theres a link in the F112 thread to a Q&A Session with someone at HRT (Cant remember who) and he states that they will use a 2011 Williams box.


It's the 2012 gearbox that HRT are using for 2012.
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 8:41 pm

cbbcisace wrote:
Holm86 wrote:Theres a link in the F112 thread to a Q&A Session with someone at HRT (Cant remember who) and he states that they will use a 2011 Williams box.


It's the 2012 gearbox that HRT are using for 2012.



Ahh okay sorry i remembered incorrectly then :)
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 8:42 pm

no problems Holm.
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 10:57 pm

Well their was a rumor that HRT would run a Renault engine in 2012 so this problem of making the new box fit the old engine may not arise.
I've found a way of ducting exhaust right to the diffuser edge like in 2011 and created a new wheel fastener that could allow sub 2 second pitstops see them here --> My 2013 F1 Concept Project
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 11:04 pm

exactly HRT have been very quiet on the engine of choice for next year!
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 11:13 pm

That would leave virgin with the only cosworth engine. No wonder they want to keep quiet!
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 11:19 pm

exactly and Marussia may tie up with Mercedes from 2013.
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Post Tue Dec 13, 2011 11:39 pm

cbbcisace wrote:exactly and Marussia may tie up with Mercedes from 2013.


"Wonderful! Cosworth is supplying F1 engines again!"..."wait, they suck..."
"You're so angry that you throw your gloves down, and the worst part is; you have to pick them up again." - Steve Matchett

Patiently waiting...
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