Ferrari SF1000

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falonso81
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Guess this update follows the front wing and nose upgrades.

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Quali New Bargeboards only for Leclerc

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I confirm vettel had the old bargeboards

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MtthsMlw
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In quali both cars had the new bargeboards

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Does anyone have the sector times?
Even better the times per turn? It would be nice to see where SF1000 lacks compare to Merc or RB

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You guys are severely overestimating the impact that those bargeboards may have on the car. There is no chance in hell that the bargeboards were responsible for >0.4 of gap between Seb and Charles today. You will almost never get improvements close to the region of half a second with just one small upgrade. I mean, teams bring whole upgrade packages, which may change the car significantly, and they still rarely get improvements that come close to half a second.

So even if they didn't put the new bargeboards on Vettel's car for qualifying, he shouldn't have been that far behind. It's Leclerc being more comfortable with the car. And for people who were surprised that they did good here. Ferrari did good back in Hungary too. And that was at the early part of the season. Now that they have introduced a couple of upgrades to the car, and have better understanding of their package, it really isn't that big of a surprise that they did good here too. A track which has similar characteristics with Hungary.

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Emag wrote:
10 Oct 2020, 22:21
You guys are severely overestimating the impact that those bargeboards may have on the car. There is no chance in hell that the bargeboards were responsible for >0.4 of gap between Seb and Charles today. You will almost never get improvements close to the region of half a second with just one small upgrade. I mean, teams bring whole upgrade packages, which may change the car significantly, and they still rarely get improvements that come close to half a second.

So even if they didn't put the new bargeboards on Vettel's car for qualifying, he shouldn't have been that far behind. It's Leclerc being more comfortable with the car. And for people who were surprised that they did good here. Ferrari did good back in Hungary too. And that was at the early part of the season. Now that they have introduced a couple of upgrades to the car, and have better understanding of their package, it really isn't that big of a surprise that they did good here too. A track which has similar characteristics with Hungary.
I think the results today were the cumulative result of previous upgrade packages and the effect overall was pretty big even if Ferrari are downplaying it, much like Red Bull had a pretty big overall update today which wasn´t very visible on the surface. If you look at Hungary Leclerc was around 1.3 seconds off pole, today that was 7-tenths. Even if we assume quali mode contributed around 3 tenths around Hungary then we see Ferrari atleast nominally appear to have have clawed back around 3 tenths on a high DF track against Mercedes. Of course Mercedes have been barely updating their car so that´s there, at this stage probably they are focusing completely on the 2021 car and 2022 non-aero work. If the engine next year brings a big step then Ferrari shouldn´t be too far off the lead Red Bull next year. Maybe even good enough to make it a big 3 again next year. I don´t see Mclaren and Renault making massive steps next year, though the RP/Aston Martin is yet unknown especially if Merc makes another big engine step next year (as is rumoured).
“Hamilton’s talent is perhaps even more than that of Ayrton or Schumacher or Fernando." - Rubens Barrichello

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Does anyone know why Ferrari is losing time? The Aws graphics shows its the only team losing out.
CFD Eyes of Sauron

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Why is Ferrari bringing small update packages to the track?

This disappoints me; I wish the effort was diverted to the 2022 car.

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Ringleheim wrote:
11 Oct 2020, 09:43
Why is Ferrari bringing small update packages to the track?

This disappoints me; I wish the effort was diverted to the 2022 car.
It is forbidden by the rules to work on 2022 cars till the 1st of January 2021*.


* I doubt FIA can police this ban in anyway.

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ryaan2904 wrote:
11 Oct 2020, 08:00
Does anyone know why Ferrari is losing time? The Aws graphics shows its the only team losing out.
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from @BettiolLuca (other charts available)

edit: I read where instead of why but yeah, I'll keep the chart as it's relevant nevertheless.


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bl4zar_ wrote:
11 Oct 2020, 12:41
ryaan2904 wrote:
11 Oct 2020, 08:00
Does anyone know why Ferrari is losing time? The Aws graphics shows its the only team losing out.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ej_NqkqXYAA ... =4096x4096

from @BettiolLuca (other charts available)

edit: I read where instead of why but yeah, I'll keep the chart as it's relevant nevertheless.

Yup, it is. Thanks👍
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I wonder if the PSU has heat management issues and a colder weather helped with the qualifying performance.

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timbo wrote:
12 Oct 2020, 09:01
I wonder if the PSU has heat management issues and a colder weather helped with the qualifying performance.
You could be onto something there. In the graph in the tweet you can see all the Ferrari engine teams made a big step towards Mercedes this weekend and are closer than they have been all year.
https://twitter.com/andrewbensonf1/stat ... 09/photo/1

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timbo wrote:
12 Oct 2020, 09:01
I wonder if the PSU has heat management issues and a colder weather helped with the qualifying performance.
The issue in the first stint was caused by the temperature, they always have a problem getting the fronts to work in cold conditions (sometimes normal conditions as well), flash back to Hungary. I guess in qualifying it's easier to hide the problem with a preparation lap and tyre blankets but in the race it shows up and compromises them
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