Force India VJM03 Mercedes

[marcush.]

Force India Uprights ...nice drive "peg" solution ..

http://www.motorsport-total.com/f1/bild ... 619&sort=1

[mx_tifoso]

According to motorsport.com those uprights are from Williams.

[marcush.]

http://scarbsf1.wordpress.com/category/ ... dia-vjm03/

I´d say ,I´m right... no offense ..but the pics on scarbs site are really
more than obviously proving my point.

[mx_tifoso]

No offense taken.

[Giblet]

Very impressed how FI has done everything pretty much right.

Many thought they would be the resident joke of the grid, but they have humbled many established teams.

They are developing their car on their own tangent, using the right resources that they lined up from Mclaren and Mercedes.

I hope the loss of Key is recoverable. I fear they may get lost for a season or two as other ideas out of his scope convolute the design.

[zgred]

Old solution:




New one:

[Shrek]

EBD it looks like

[Owen.C93]

Same winglets on the rear wheels as the McLaren.

[zgred]

Old:





New:



Click to enlarge.

[imightbewrong]

[wesley123]

am I seeing that wrong or is the incredibly high deck gone?

[multisync]

My comment were in response to the possibility of them having 40-50% size WT models. My statement above is true as to the size of the team, finances and wind tunnel model size as they are a small team, under funded and the models are around 1/10 full size

I don't think anyone on the grid is running a model smaller than 50%. A 10% scale model would be useless for designing an F1 car.

Indeed got my fractions muddled. The model I've seen is about 1m long..

[auto saibot]

there are also some sort of deflecting elements alongside rear wheels and wing, just above the edge of diffuser

[747heavy]

impressions from Spa:

[Shrek]

what's that small inlet on the top of the headrest? (not the one in between the air intake and the headrest)