Honda F1 project leader Yusuke Hasegawa has outlined a number of reasons why Honda has been struggling so badly in the beginning of the 2017 Formula One season. He confirmed that lots of problems were not discovered while running on the dynamo meter.
FIA, or whoever makes the engine regulations, is restricting some things in a nonsensical way. Anyway, if it's going to be a MGU-K with transmission, it would be much more effective to use CVT for it, separate from the ICE's power transfer system.
I hope they never do allow CVT transmissions, the steady drone of the engines always running at optimum rpm would be..... annoying.
Not for transferring engine power to the ground. It would be a continuous, constantly adjustable coupling to activate the MGU-K during braking. Trail braking would even be possible.
Hello everyone, it's been a while since I posted anything.
In some Spanish media, there is talk of an improvement in the power gain of the Honda engine this season that could be around 70hp, depending on the revolutions and the delivery.
This contradicts the ADUO a bit, so, since we were a bit stuck, let's share some info?
PS:In Hungaroring, some journalists were also going in this direction, maybe not so optimistic, but we were talking about a gain frame between 20/50hp
Hello everyone, it's been a while since I posted anything.
In some Spanish media, there is talk of an improvement in the power gain of the Honda engine this season that could be around 70hp, depending on the revolutions and the delivery.
This contradicts the ADUO a bit, so, since we were a bit stuck, let's share some info?
PS:In Hungaroring, some journalists were also going in this direction, maybe not so optimistic, but we were talking about a gain frame between 20/50hp