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Toro Rosso STR9 launch analysis
By Steven De Groote on in TechnicalToro Rosso have undergone one of the most important changes a team can go through, having decided to switch engine supplier, joining the Renault club in an attempt to have more synergies with the Red Bull Racing design team.
Ferrari F14T launch analysis
By Steven De Groote on in TechnicalFerrari have unveiled their all new F14T online. A fairly dull event, had it not been for a very interesting car that is quite a bit different than any other 2014 chassis seen thus far.
2014 regulations: F1's engine revolution
By Steven De Groote on in RegulationsF1 will see a complete change in engine regulations in 2014, and we're having a closer look at what that means exactly
2014 regulations: Aerodynamic changes
By Steven De Groote on in RegulationsTaking a look at the aerodynamic regulation changes for 2014
King of Speed: Cosworth's CA 2.4l V8
By Steven De Groote on in MechanicsIan Bamsey reports in unprecedented detail on the Cosworth CA, the first Formula One engine to reach 20,000 rpm on track.
KERS in F1, was it worth it?
By Steven De Groote on in MechanicsIn part 5, Richard Ronc reviews if the technological investment in KERS was really worth anything for the sport, or for the carmakers in general.
KERS in F1, the electrical solution
By Steven De Groote on in MechanicsIn part 4, Richard Ronc checks out the current battery alternative, and why that became the only one used to this current day.
2014 engines: Heat management
By Steven De Groote on in MechanicsIan Bamsey visits Brixworth and Viry Chatillon to find out what we can expect from Formula One’s radical new powertrain technology
KERS in F1, the early alternatives
By Steven De Groote on in MechanicsIn part 3, Richard Ronc checks what KERS meant for Formula One in the early days, and what alternatives were investigated.
Nose Cone design
By Steven De Groote on in AerodynamicsWhen Tyrell introduced the first car with a high nose cone in 1990, the car was not at the top of the field and raised a lot of questions about its efficiency Yet it became the standard somehow...
