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Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 30 Sep 2009, 17:15
by bar555
GP ITALY
Undergone changes from Belgium
1.New Virgin logo
2.New sponsor logo addition ( Raccagni Zippers )
3.Front wing
4.Rear zone hot air exits
5.Rear wing
Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 01 Oct 2009, 18:44
by bar555
GEARBOX USAGE - ITALY
Jenson Button had a new gearbox for this race while Rubens Barrichello used the same gearbox he had in Spa which was externally partially damaged by fire .
FRONT WING - ITALY
REAR WING - ITALY
Both the slit series (1) on the endplates were gone and the wing's flap chord was dramatically reduced in favor of top speed . The tested version, used in Spa free practices sessions , featured a new system (2) to adjust the main plane and flap together which was retained in Monza’s spec wing
Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 08 Oct 2009, 00:53
by Michiba
bar555 wrote:BARGEBOARDS - ITALY
Thanks for showing that. It was killing me before where I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. I had thought I saw a hole, but you can't really see it from certain angles, and that it is only on one side too.
Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 08 Oct 2009, 13:51
by bar555
FRONT BRAKES - ITALY
REAR BRAKES - ITALY

Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 13 Oct 2009, 19:03
by bar555
GP SINGAPORE - MARINA BAY
Undergone changes from Monza
1.Canon sponsorship
2.For once more time , a new virgin logo was used , not only on the nose side but on the rear wing’s endplates as well
3.Exhaust outlets and hot air exits
4.Revised rear wing
5.Rear wheel rim shields were removed
6.Revised diffuser’s vertical fences

Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 20:00
by bar555
Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 22:01
by ESPImperium
New DDD @ Interlagos???

Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 20 Oct 2009, 03:44
by hecti
ESPImperium wrote:New DDD @ Interlagos???

Yes its is!!!!
good eye!
its much more aggressive than any other one they've run,
is this picture from the race or from practice sessions?
Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 20 Oct 2009, 06:15
by bar555
a better magnified and highlighted view

Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 16:45
by Pedro
New parts at Interlagos
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Barge boards: The upper edge of the previous version was flat for half its length, before sloping away towards the rear. Now the upper edge drops away in distinct steps, with the previous horizontal fin at the front having been removed. Used by Ferrari couple years ago.
- improved
diffuser - notice longer (downwards) endplate on the right side in Brazil (from Jenson Button's car)
- they also tested new
front wing (but was not used during the race)
New
sponsor stickers: Itaipava, Mapfre, Banco de Brasil, TNT, Gallactic.
More about Brazilian technical news (in Czech): http://f1news.cz/technika/33450-zmeny-n ... -vyvijeji/
Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 20:08
by bar555
EXHAUSTS - SINGAPORE
DIFFUSER - SINGAPORE
FRONT BRAKES - SINGAPORE

Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 22 Oct 2009, 02:57
by TRICKLE69
bar555 wrote:a better magnified and highlighted view

Is there a new hole that was not there before, or are my eyes playing tricks?
Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 22 Oct 2009, 08:17
by bar555
TRICKLE69 wrote:bar555 wrote:a better magnified and highlighted view

Is there a new hole that was not there before, or are my eyes playing tricks?
The diffuser used in Brazil was similar to the one used in Singapore . That diffuser ( compared to the Monza version ) had larger vertical fences close to the rear wheels and a modified central channel
Re: Brawn BGP001 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 22 Oct 2009, 09:32
by Pedro
bar555 wrote:a better magnified and highlighted view
The diffuser used in Brazil was similar to the one used in Singapore . That diffuser ( compared to the Monza version ) had larger vertical fences close to the rear wheels and a modified central channel
What about racing (I haven't spotted that in practices or qualification) version of Jenson's car diffuser (see official picture from BrawnGP website - taken as he passes pitwall on his final lap becoming champion)?
It seems like there is larger endplate (just) on the right side of diffuser - asymmetric design. Or is it just kind of eye deception?