marcush. wrote:the update is worth 2 to 4tenth in Monza but should be double that on normal circuits because it is amied at creating more downforce not really reducing drag.
So why should Symmonds have laid the update to the side.......maybe to make sure nobody could think again after the latest wirth Technologies update was closing the gap to lotus???
TzeiTzei wrote:marcush. wrote:the update is worth 2 to 4tenth in Monza but should be double that on normal circuits because it is amied at creating more downforce not really reducing drag.
So why should Symmonds have laid the update to the side.......maybe to make sure nobody could think again after the latest wirth Technologies update was closing the gap to lotus???
I don't think there is any conspiracy behind all this. I believe they just had their hands full with all the reshuffling the team has faced during the summer. Maybe Symonds just didn't have the time to take a closer look at it until now?
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/a_virg_gloc_monz_2011.jpg
Is that the exhaust below the CNBC logo? Atleast it's a very different looking side pod compared to the one Morteza posted on thursday.
raymondu999 wrote:Is it just me or were they running a RBR/Williams style engine cover with the big gaping exhaust hole?





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