Williams FW44

[Pandamasque]

It looks like the upper arms are parallel to each other and are both in front of the pushrod, whereas the bottom arms have a traditional layout.

Have you ever seen anything like this? The secondary arm is likely just a track rod. That would make it single wishbone at the top.

[wesley123]

It has some hints on what this season possibly will show. The mirror connection is surprising that it’s allowed and is probably significant in getting the slope to work.

[RZS10]

Isn't this an arm?

highlighted here

[Hoffman900]

It looks like the upper arms are parallel to each other and are both in front of the pushrod, whereas the bottom arms have a traditional layout.

https://i.postimg.cc/BvLctR1W/tmp.jpg

Have you ever seen anything like this? The secondary arm is likely just a track rod. That would make it single wishbone at the top.

MG’s and Austin Healey’s had only one arm at the top connected to a lever shock.

Very rudimentary compared to this, however.

[Pandamasque]

Isn't this an arm?
https://i.imgur.com/H83kIb3.png
highlighted here
https://i.imgur.com/jzbPxre.png

Looks like you're right. The mounting point much lower than I expected.

[Just_a_fan]

Looks to me like the thick top arm we can see is a combined fairing around the front wishbone and the steering link. The rear wishbone is just hidden from view by the angle of the photo.

[RZS10]

The mounting point much lower than I expected.

Would not be that different from the Alfa whereas they're almost level on the McL and Aston.

[SiLo]

interesting to see how low the lower suspension arms are. The rest have been much higher.

[gastonmazzacane]

Where's the engine?

[Francesc]

Great work on the front suspension. Much cleaner than last year's.

[Thunder]

Oooookay, there has been some cleanup. Please at least act like grown up People.

[Stu]

It looks like the upper arms are parallel to each other and are both in front of the pushrod, whereas the bottom arms have a traditional layout.

https://i.postimg.cc/BvLctR1W/tmp.jpg

Have you ever seen anything like this? The secondary arm is likely just a track rod. That would make it single wishbone at the top.

MG’s and Austin Healey’s had only one arm at the top connected to a lever shock.

Very rudimentary compared to this, however.

The second one is visible (just), but is displaying a fairly significant amount of ant-dive.

[_cerber1]

By @f1debrief

[Stu]

By @f1debrief
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FLqBWpNXEAY ... =4096x4096

The rear floor is wrapped up (disguising details, I guess??).

[Hoffman900]

By @f1debrief
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FLqBWpNXEAY ... =4096x4096

The rear floor is wrapped up (disguising details, I guess??).

I see that as well, now that you have pointed that out.