Crucial_Xtreme wrote:Myself & others have noticed the flow going up the sidepods towards the exhaust exit. This does not look good. There doesn't seem to be a build up/stagnation behind the exhaust either.
Not a chance there is a venturi in that nose. Where is the air collected? I think the author is referring to the front wing pylons which get narrower as they go rearward which creates a venturi effect by speeding up the air flow under the nose and channels it to the underbody.
I think what the article meant was that Ferrari has a nose that has a hole where the step is, and it exits somewhere in front of the cockpit, similar to their 2008 nose.Hush wrote:Not a chance there is a venturi in that nose. Where is the air collected? I think the author is referring to the front wing pylons which get narrower as they go rearward which creates a venturi effect by speeding up the air flow under the nose and channels it to the underbody.
If it is going to exit on top then it can't be channeling air to the underbody as the article suggests.scuderiafan wrote:I think what the article meant was that Ferrari has a nose that has a hole where the step is, and it exits somewhere in front of the cockpit, similar to their 2008 nose.Hush wrote:Not a chance there is a venturi in that nose. Where is the air collected? I think the author is referring to the front wing pylons which get narrower as they go rearward which creates a venturi effect by speeding up the air flow under the nose and channels it to the underbody.
alogoc wrote:Crucial_Xtreme wrote:Myself & others have noticed the flow going up the sidepods towards the exhaust exit. This does not look good. There doesn't seem to be a build up/stagnation behind the exhaust either.
the wing seems to flex on the first picture
MIKEY_! wrote:Google translate must be broken. What does Cinderella have to do with this car?
+1imightbewrong wrote:I think the venturi tube they are referring to is the space under the nose. The big pillars to the FW form a nozzle.
This is what I think too.imightbewrong wrote:I think the venturi tube they are referring to is the space under the nose. The big pillars to the FW form a nozzle.