turbof1 wrote:If it is a showcar they are better off using a normal nose. Why in the hell do you want people to recognize your car by a plattypus nose for gods sake? And not just any nose of that type, but a very ugly one in the ughly categorie, second only to ferrari.
Huntresa wrote:turbof1 wrote:If it is a showcar they are better off using a normal nose. Why in the hell do you want people to recognize your car by a plattypus nose for gods sake? And not just any nose of that type, but a very ugly one in the ughly categorie, second only to ferrari.
Cause they have destroyed the old noses and only had a new one?
turbof1 wrote:Huntresa wrote:turbof1 wrote:If it is a showcar they are better off using a normal nose. Why in the hell do you want people to recognize your car by a plattypus nose for gods sake? And not just any nose of that type, but a very ugly one in the ughly categorie, second only to ferrari.
Cause they have destroyed the old noses and only had a new one?
Well in that case: the one you see there is infact also an old model, being used in the races before monaco if I am correct. I also can't believe they don't still have atleast one nose from 2011.
Huntresa wrote:
Well it might just be a descision to show ppl who dont rly know much but know how the cars look this year aka platypus nose. So ppl will think its this years car or w/e. Everyone runs showcars that consists of parts from diff years of cars and even part from rly old cars.
zyphro wrote:Huntresa wrote:
Well it might just be a descision to show ppl who dont rly know much but know how the cars look this year aka platypus nose. So ppl will think its this years car or w/e. Everyone runs showcars that consists of parts from diff years of cars and even part from rly old cars.
This is correct; it's basically an old Merc car with a few new additions to it.
Ferraripilot wrote:Is W03s suspension its greatest achievement as well as biggest fundamental flaw?
The Mercedes suspension system, when it works right, I believe is the class of the field. The problem is it appear to be incredibly fickle with how and where (venue wise) it wants to work. At Monaco, the Mercedes of Schumacher was untouchably quick and excellent on tires, yet in every race thereafter it was an utter mess of tire shredding and downforce reductions to prevent that. The Mercedes also IMO has the downforce to run at the sharp end of the grid, when they can run it.
So, is the answer to their issue in the suspension arrangement rather than bolting on an EBD as others have previously suggested? I just can't see how an EBD on its own is going to change much, in fact it could make matters worse with regards to rear tire heat.
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