2022 Azerbaijan Grand Prix - Baku, June 10 - 12

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214270 wrote:
10 Jun 2022, 13:41
I really struggle with how poorly these cars look in vertical travel. Whether it be bumps, porpoising or going over kerbs, I hate the tv visual
For whatever reason sound mixing also seems to want to emphasize the fact that these cars are bottoming out way too much, i don't know who's the genius who made this call...

Anyway, Ferrari has sector 2, but loses the rest...

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Yeah, that whole moving doesn't look like it is anything desirable; Though it probably won't break (but last year it did seem to lead to the DRS not properly working), so I suppose it isn't unsafe, it still looks bad.

Ferrari probably has to look at losing a bit of downforce/drag; but, if they already have their lower downforce wing on, that might be hard to do for them.

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Big Tea wrote:
10 Jun 2022, 13:47
bosyber wrote:
10 Jun 2022, 13:42
Yeah, apart from that DRS flutter (and the whole wing moving a bit of a questionable amount), that Red Bull looks as good as the times indicate.
Would there be any gain from that 'fluttering' or would it be spoiling the 'wake'?

I was wondering if it is worth Ferrari complaining or if its better leave them 'suffer'?
Don't know but if you adjust the DRS wing in open position just a little further up you could decrease drag I suppose, but you can get oscillation because the wing is not perfectly horizontal with the air flow. So may be they try to squeeze out the absolute maximum of drag reduction.

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Has to be said, Perez's rear wing didn't look to be oscillating anywhere near as much as Verstappen's one... might just need an adjustment or a replacement of the flap to sort it out.

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Seems to me Ferrari is running a soft suspension to boost mechanical grip in S2 particularly but its causing major bouncing elsewhere.

As for Ricciardo, probably not the way he wanted to start the weekend.

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Isnt that flap a risk? i mean this thing looks like it will break and RB had allready troubles in this area. If it brakes in the straight then bye bye bracking.

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People already complaining about a car in FP… seems Some teams getting desperate
Mess with the Bull - you get the horns.

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Perez wing is flapping less because he doesn't have the nolder sticker attached to the wing like Verstappen does, basically a bit lower DF and less vibration on the wing.

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I think they should reinforce it, that thing is gonna malfunction on the race...

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They will just rub whatever Perez does. Christian said there were differences between the cars
Mess with the Bull - you get the horns.

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So somehow the flap is getting caught before fully open and then flapping to max gap? Seems more plausible that it’s opening beyond permitted, surely?
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RB using a bit more on the engine side it seems.

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FP1 telemetry PER v LEC.

* new feature in this graph is the delta time between the 2, it's not perfect (long explanation as to why) but it's directionally accurate.

* RBR strong, aside from the telemetry, they had a great FP1, spent it with their program, their car doesn't bounce, although VER DRS flaps (PER's doesn't but he's running a different rear wing)
* RBR has been using a stronger power mode this practice, I say this because they reach higher top speeds just about every decent straight, including those where aerodynamic drag has no effect (<250kph).
* Same thing as previous races though, FER brakes later and has slightly better traction
* This time I wouldn't read too much into FP1, but I think RBR's lack of porpoising is good for them.

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per p1


lec p2