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timbo
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Good luck logging onto Ferrariworld.com with the millions of other people doing so at the same time ;)!

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timbo
PostPosted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 8:55 am 
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pliskinrob wrote:Good luck logging onto Ferrariworld.com with the millions of other people doing so at the same time ;)!

Yeah, there should be ticket system)))))

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I watched the countdown and it counted down to zero and then 12/01/09.

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warmandog
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See here
http://www.f1network.net/boards/read/s8 ... 132,page=5

just scrol down the picture and there you have

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timbo
PostPosted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 9:14 am 
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It's called F60
Quite bald on their side :lol:

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Anyone knows if side-impact protection rules were updated for this year? The section right before radiator inlet seems strange, seems like it houses tube side-impact protection extensions. Or maybe they moved them to create some space for KERS system.
Anyway, it looks surprisingly good and I just want to see others and look forward for races this year!

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Interesting what they have done with the wing mirrors. They are like the old sheilds but much smaller.

Love the front wing, but the rear wing looks bad (as with all the cars)

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djos
PostPosted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 10:18 am 
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Wow, im stunned at just how good that looks!!!! :o

My only beef is that the rear wing still look silly front on cause it's too narrow, aside from that the F60 is a beauty!!!

Now im really looking forward to seeing what Adrian Newey and the RedBull boys come up with! 8)


PS. I just love how clean the front suspension is too!

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Shaddock
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Sawtooth-spike wrote:Interesting what they have done with the wing mirrors. They are like the old sheilds but much smaller.

Love the front wing, but the rear wing looks bad (as with all the cars)



They definitely work as flow conditioners as well as holding the wing mirrors in place. A very clever idea and interpretation of the rules.

I think its better looking than last years car, whose lines were ruined with the addition of the shark fin.

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Wow!!! Looks quite good

It looks like the rear end is more compact and has a narrower coke bottle shape. Maybe with the absense of the flip-ups and T-Wings it just lookers more compact...

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Btw folks there are some great pics now on this very site:

http://www.f1technical.net/news/11382

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Can we have the high res originals? If they were high res?

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