Shrek wrote:hey Giblet, do you know if there's any pictures of the underbody?
Giblet wrote:Formula None wrote:Agree that it seems to be an aesthetics driven design. It takes a talented designer/engineer to make something that is both beautiful & effective. Pre-aero era porsches, chaparrals & jaguars come to mind. Even in the modern era there are many fine examples of aero dominated cars that still look great (just check the Most Beautiful F1 car thread). It seems this new IRL car is reaching beyond its designer's abilities though. To me this comes off as unrefined & tacky. Like a McDonalds toy version of the 2011 HRT car. I appreciate that they are making a nod towards drag reduction with the rear wheel trailing surfaces, though. Not breaking much new ground aside from that it seems. In summary, if you have no aesthetic sense, design for functionality. You'll usually end up with something that still looks quite good and avoids coming off as pretentious.
Looks like Hotwheels made a couple of racing cars. I'd like one with 2 engines and a surfboard on top please.
RabMcH wrote:Fair point Scania, also jwielage, what id like to know is why it is considered a second class series? If this new car can out perform an f1 (not saying it will i just hope it does as i always hope for cars that look out of this world or futuristic and beat everything else) will it stay pretty much the same as the tracks are mainly limited to America?
Scania wrote:RabMcH wrote:Fair point Scania, also jwielage, what id like to know is why it is considered a second class series? If this new car can out perform an f1 (not saying it will i just hope it does as i always hope for cars that look out of this world or futuristic and beat everything else) will it stay pretty much the same as the tracks are mainly limited to America?
If American make a ar can make a speed like F1, but it only need 300hp to done that, what will FIA don in the next step?
RabMcH wrote:Scania wrote:RabMcH wrote:Fair point Scania, also jwielage, what id like to know is why it is considered a second class series? If this new car can out perform an f1 (not saying it will i just hope it does as i always hope for cars that look out of this world or futuristic and beat everything else) will it stay pretty much the same as the tracks are mainly limited to America?
If American make a ar can make a speed like F1, but it only need 300hp to done that, what will FIA don in the next step?
That is IF they can match the performance of a formula 1 car.
rjsa wrote:Oh dear lord the Mach5 style ribs on the nose are not part of the kit? Didn't the learn with the hideous Dallara that is there?
cossie wrote:ANd Judd and Lotus crap is vaporware, Proton is bleeding to much cash form the buying of Reanualt F1, and can't pay for thier engines right now, so how in the hell are they going to pay for a Judd engine and then R&D for an areo kit
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