McLaren MCL34

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kfrantzios wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 21:16
daren_p wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 21:15
kfrantzios wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 20:49
What is this guy doing here? That looks like a probe of some sort
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dz3dPaaWwAAM41q.jpg:large
Compressed air blow gun, likely doing some cooling to the internals/rads.
It doesnt seem attached to a hose.

Likely hidden by the mechanics arm.
SiLo wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 22:48
Emag wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 22:26
It might be a screwdriver.
It's a screwdriver, or some form of one.
No, not a screwdriver, a blow gun just as I said, likely blowing air through one of the small holes in the body work

Something like this:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/MagiDeal-Compr ... B07DR85B4G

PhillipM
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It's got a trigger handle whatever it is, so I don't think it's a screwdriver.

BrunoH
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any pictures from the car with the flowvis today?

f1rules
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thinking abut the racecar article about the flaws of the mcl33, roberts mention, not as a flaw!, but mention they are still using mech suspension, do you think its one of mclarens key weakness, i quess the top teams all runs hydraulic? maybe thats the reason for their better aero performance

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Blackout
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Renault (who uses remote hydraulic susp) implies some teams use air springs...

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My holy god I cannot imagine the math and hours packed into that one section. :shock: =D>
Watching F1 since 1986.

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SiLo
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daren_p wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 23:01
kfrantzios wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 21:16
daren_p wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 21:15


Compressed air blow gun, likely doing some cooling to the internals/rads.
It doesnt seem attached to a hose.

Likely hidden by the mechanics arm.
SiLo wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 22:48
Emag wrote:
20 Feb 2019, 22:26
It might be a screwdriver.
It's a screwdriver, or some form of one.
No, not a screwdriver, a blow gun just as I said, likely blowing air through one of the small holes in the body work

Something like this:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/MagiDeal-Compr ... B07DR85B4G
I stand corrected!
Felipe Baby!

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Via @AlbertFabrega
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f1rules
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looked so much more simple last year, but as long it works, just surprised with all the cooling moved up, that they are not able to shrink cooling in sidepods

f1rules
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frontwing angle influence
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Формула 1 на Македонски - The first ever Macedonian Formula 1 YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJkjCv ... 6rVRgKASwg

f1rules
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found this on twitter, not hat sharp, maybe from tv but still
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wait wait, this is much better, found the source i think, a spanish f1 enthutiast, look at his nice sharp pictures
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