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Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 10 Jul 2009, 13:47
by SpookTheHamster
Anyone notice the Red Bull style ridges on the car this morning? Looks like they've made some new chassis in their time off, their photocopiers must have been working overtime.
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 10 Jul 2009, 17:12
by wrcsti
SpookTheHamster wrote:Anyone notice the Red Bull style ridges on the car this morning? Looks like they've made some new chassis in their time off, their photocopiers must have been working overtime.
Not a new chasis. They are "glued" on, just like brawns. RB's is part of the chasis.
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 11 Jul 2009, 22:46
by BreezyRacer
wrcsti wrote:SpookTheHamster wrote:Anyone notice the Red Bull style ridges on the car this morning? Looks like they've made some new chassis in their time off, their photocopiers must have been working overtime.
Not a new chasis. They are "glued" on, just like brawns. RB's is part of the chasis.
Toyota did the same ..
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 13 Jul 2009, 12:57
by bar555
GP MONACO
1.Front Wing
2.Steering
3.Front brake ducts
4.Front wheel ring shields
5.Hot air exit – engine cover
6.Floor in front of the rear wheels
7.Rear wheel rim shields
STEERING IN MONACO

Anti Ackermann geometry
RIDE HEIGHT IN MONACO
MASSA ACCIDENT IN MONACO
Special thanks to FLC
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 14 Jul 2009, 12:36
by bar555
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 16 Jul 2009, 10:31
by bar555
GP TURKEY
Undergone changes from Monaco
1.Lighter KER system
2.New rear Wing
3.Modified DD diffuser
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION , BALLAST - TURKEY
Weight distribution front : 44 % rear : 56 %
Total ballast used = 25 kg
FRONT WING - TURKEY

Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 19 Jul 2009, 12:39
by bar555
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 20 Jul 2009, 00:12
by Gonner
Excellent job, nice. Can you explain why the new DD had " teeth " in Turkey. I understand the need to reduce vortices, hence the teeth in the floor; next to the rear wheels, but I don't see the point on the DD.
Thanks
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 20 Jul 2009, 01:21
by Callum
Gonner wrote:Excellent job, nice. Can you explain why the new DD had " teeth " in Turkey. I understand the need to reduce vortices, hence the teeth in the floor; next to the rear wheels, but I don't see the point on the DD.
Thanks
i thought that the teeth
created vortices?
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 20 Jul 2009, 01:38
by Michiba
I think they create a bunch of small vortices rather than one big one. There is some discussion somewhere here relating to barge boards. Not sure if the same principles apply because those teeth are much smaller than the 'steps' in Ferrari's barge boards of previous years.
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 18 Aug 2009, 18:08
by bar555
GP G. BRITAIN - SILVERSTONE
Evolution never stops and Ferrari continues to develop heavily the F60 to match the rivals pace .
Undergone changes from Turkey
1. New lighter chassis for Massa No 277
2. Modified front wing
3. New front suspension wishbones to change weight distribution
4. Modified front wheel fairings
5. Lighter KERS
6. Slightly modified rear wing
7. New rear axle winglets
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 20 Aug 2009, 10:26
by bar555
Re: Ferrari F60 aero-mech development in 2009
Posted: 21 Aug 2009, 09:18
by bar555
GP GERMANY (NURBURGRING)
Undergone changes from Silverstone
1. Different front wing’s version for Raikkonen and Massa
2. A modified front chassis version was tested but not used
3. The slotted on both sides engine cover was not used during free practices as the team tries to find ways to cut some drag
4. Revised diffuser