So the designers of the last two season's best car moved their exhaust to an position obviously inferior to their initial setup in spite of extensive testing of the first iteration? Riiiiiiight.MarkedOne8 wrote:I still think that Lotus' exhaust system is much better than McLaren's and Red Bull's second version.This configuration of Lotus' exhaust is simmilar to Red Bull's first version.It is simple.As we can see from many pictures, hot exhaust gases go right on small wing above diffuser.That creates quite big amount of downforce.About McLaren's version, and Red Bull's B version... you can't just like that control and point these gases.Come on, they have so much energy.These gases have speed of about 600-700km/h and 900 degrees Celsius temperature.
Wow, a thoroughly thought opinion with a lot of reason after all that madness currently roaming in most of the topics!manchild wrote:I also think that many people take some teams dominance or inferiority for granted. Unless some team has something hidden that will enable them superiority, 2012 will be one of the tightest seasons ever, with many different winners and teams on podium.
I think 'proven' is a bit premature. Perhaps after a few races we can say that.NoDivergence wrote:McLaren has the best exhaust system. It's pretty much a proven design that they can direct the exhaust wherever they damn please
Perhaps it should say "premature exhaust" but it would mean that it leaks before the end, and that is not something one brags with.Pup wrote:I think 'proven' is a bit premature. Perhaps after a few races we can say that.
When and where he said that?Link please.Blackout wrote:Allison says there will be some 'surprises' on the E20 in Melbourne
WITH SO MUCH DEVELOPMENT STILL ON GOING AT THIS EARLY STAGE OF THE SEASON, HOW DIFFERENT WILL THE E20 THAT SITS ON THE GRID IN MELBOURNE BE TO THE CAR WE’VE ALREADY SEEN AT JEREZ?
The car we take to Melbourne will be significantly different to the one we ran in Jerez. There’s a lot of work still to do before the season opener, and so many elements will change; the front wing, rear wing, side pods, pod vanes, engine cover, barge board, floor, some suspension elements, and some small brake duct features to name but a few! As always, it’s going to be a very busy few weeks.