CHT wrote:What is this air inlet for?
To let in air. Obviously.
shamikaze wrote:Hightend contrast and indicated rough-and-dirty the exhaust flow path

shamikaze wrote:Well, MS Paint don't let me paint a proper "cone" for the airflow", but I expect it to go over the beam-wing at lower airspeed and under the beam-wing on higher speed's with more fast-moving air joining from over the sidepods.
Low-speed => more air blown over the beam-wing (diffuser ain't helping much anyway)
high-speed => more air blown over the diffuser helping extraction, better grip during high-speed corners.
shamikaze wrote:Well, MS Paint don't let me paint a proper "cone" for the airflow", but I expect it to go over the beam-wing at lower airspeed and under the beam-wing on higher speed's with more fast-moving air joining from over the sidepods.
Low-speed => more air blown over the beam-wing (diffuser ain't helping much anyway)
high-speed => more air blown over the diffuser helping extraction, better grip during high-speed corners.
shamikaze wrote:Well, MS Paint don't let me paint a proper "cone" for the airflow", but I expect it to go over the beam-wing at lower airspeed and under the beam-wing on higher speed's with more fast-moving air joining from over the sidepods.
Low-speed => more air blown over the beam-wing (diffuser ain't helping much anyway)
high-speed => more air blown over the diffuser helping extraction, better grip during high-speed corners.
3.7.8
Only a single section, which must be open, may be contained within any longitudinal vertical cross section taken parallel to the car centre line forward of a point 150mm ahead of the front wheel centre line, less than 250mm from the car centre line and more than 125mm above the reference plane.
Any cameras or camera housings approved by the FIA in addition to a single inlet aperture for the purpose of driver cooling (such aperture having a maximum projected surface area of 1500mm2 and being situated forward of the section referred to in Article 15.4.3) will be exempt from the above.
15.4.3
An impact absorbing structure must be fitted in front of the survival cell. This structure need not be an integral part of the survival cell but must be solidly attached to it.
It must have a minimum external cross section, in horizontal projection, of 9000mm² at a point 50mm behind its forward‐most point and, furthermore, no part of the cross‐section taken at this point may lie more than 500mm above the reference plane.
CHT wrote:question is where is are they using the air?


Mr.S wrote:The car is f***ing amazing. Really is. I love the nose,the whole step down with the Driver Cooling,they have got something there. They are exploiting it.
The Front Wing is Amazing. God it's so complex & weird & hands down will not be repeated soon. The side-pods are not as sleek as Force India but the Under-cut is huge.
I still think it is a fantastic nose. I mean Step Down's are the norm & probably. 6 pout of 7 cars feature the same trick. I said it then & there -> Mclaren have lost the plot. Of all the step-down nose this is different,not that flat but with a slight curved shape.
I dont know if it's a winner or not but it should be a competitive car. Complete Evolution from RB5,6 & 7.
Of all the cars I like the Red Bull & Force India the best followed by Ferrai close by.
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