High for RB, high for merc, Med-high for McLaren and medium-high for Ferrari
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They used it at Suzuka and were competitive in terms of topspeed with other teams. Their medium and high downforce wings have not been optimized for the upgrades brought towards the end of the season and so they brought a medium-high wing that would work at Zandvoort, Singapore, Suzuka, Qatar, COTA, Mexico and Brazil. They have a Monaco wing that they don't run anymore101FlyingDutchman wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 17:27That MCL wing looks about as high DF. Not medium if you ask meorganic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 16:49High for RB, high for merc, Med-high for McLaren and medium-high for Ferrari
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Thanks mate. Wasn’t aware of the chronology of thingsorganic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 17:30They used it at Suzuka and were competitive in terms of topspeed with other teams. Their medium and high downforce wings have not been optimized for the upgrades brought towards the end of the season and so they brought a medium-high wing that would work at Zandvoort, Singapore, Suzuka, Qatar, COTA, Mexico and Brazil. They have a Monaco wing that they don't run anymore101FlyingDutchman wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 17:27That MCL wing looks about as high DF. Not medium if you ask meorganic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 16:49High for RB, high for merc, Med-high for McLaren and medium-high for Ferrari
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Those are two different wings though. They have a high DF wing with the novel top flap mounting that RB has here, which they've ran at most circuits recently. Then they have a different slightly lower DF wing they ran at Suzuka, which to my eyes is the one in the picture. That one has a normal upper flap mount.organic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 17:30They used it at Suzuka and were competitive in terms of topspeed with other teams. Their medium and high downforce wings have not been optimized for the upgrades brought towards the end of the season and so they brought a medium-high wing that would work at Zandvoort, Singapore, Suzuka, Qatar, COTA, Mexico and Brazil. They have a Monaco wing that they don't run anymore101FlyingDutchman wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 17:27That MCL wing looks about as high DF. Not medium if you ask meorganic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 16:49High for RB, high for merc, Med-high for McLaren and medium-high for Ferrari
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You are right that this isn't the same as Mexico, Singapore etc. My bad!Cs98 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:31Those are two different wings though. They have a high DF wing with the novel top flap mounting that RB has here, which they've ran at most circuits recently. Then they have a different slightly lower DF wing they ran at Suzuka, which to my eyes is the one in the picture. That one has a normal upper flap mount.organic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 17:30They used it at Suzuka and were competitive in terms of topspeed with other teams. Their medium and high downforce wings have not been optimized for the upgrades brought towards the end of the season and so they brought a medium-high wing that would work at Zandvoort, Singapore, Suzuka, Qatar, COTA, Mexico and Brazil. They have a Monaco wing that they don't run anymore101FlyingDutchman wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 17:27
That MCL wing looks about as high DF. Not medium if you ask me
Then it is their high DF wing.organic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:37You are right that this isn't the same as Mexico, Singapore etc. My bad!Cs98 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:31Those are two different wings though. They have a high DF wing with the novel top flap mounting that RB has here, which they've ran at most circuits recently. Then they have a different slightly lower DF wing they ran at Suzuka, which to my eyes is the one in the picture. That one has a normal upper flap mount.organic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 17:30
They used it at Suzuka and were competitive in terms of topspeed with other teams. Their medium and high downforce wings have not been optimized for the upgrades brought towards the end of the season and so they brought a medium-high wing that would work at Zandvoort, Singapore, Suzuka, Qatar, COTA, Mexico and Brazil. They have a Monaco wing that they don't run anymore
AMuS from today (Brazil GP 2023)
https://imgr1.auto-motor-und-sport.de/M ... 049349.jpg
But it is the wing we saw at Zandvoort
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Cs98 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:38Then it is their high DF wing.organic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:37You are right that this isn't the same as Mexico, Singapore etc. My bad!Cs98 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:31
Those are two different wings though. They have a high DF wing with the novel top flap mounting that RB has here, which they've ran at most circuits recently. Then they have a different slightly lower DF wing they ran at Suzuka, which to my eyes is the one in the picture. That one has a normal upper flap mount.
AMuS from today (Brazil GP 2023)
https://imgr1.auto-motor-und-sport.de/M ... 049349.jpg
But it is the wing we saw at Zandvoort
https://storage.googleapis.com/the-race ... image0.jpg
“So yesterday [Friday] we had a new rear wing, which is a slightly lower drag, lower downforce than the maximum downforce wing that we had before and that we used in Hungary.
If the wing was high downforce, it wouldn't be chosen against due to rain.. They also didn't use this rear wing @ COTA, Mexico, Singapore because the other wing configuration is higher downforce.“The wing we had yesterday is suitable for this track in dry conditions, not necessarily in wet conditions. So we will see today what wing we are going to use for the remainder of the weekend.
If you look at the main plane of the Merc, you can see the difference, the Mclaren wing is doing less in that area. Mclaren often test it alongside the Medium wing as they overlap in performance, or at least sit very close to each other at the ends of their setup spectrum. This "winglet" on the top element is also more efficient than what they ran in Japan, for less DF.101FlyingDutchman wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 17:27That MCL wing looks about as high DF. Not medium if you ask me
They didn't run this wing in Zandoort and were quoted as saying it didn't produce enough DF for the race.Cs98 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:38Then it is their high DF wing.organic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:37You are right that this isn't the same as Mexico, Singapore etc. My bad!Cs98 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:31
Those are two different wings though. They have a high DF wing with the novel top flap mounting that RB has here, which they've ran at most circuits recently. Then they have a different slightly lower DF wing they ran at Suzuka, which to my eyes is the one in the picture. That one has a normal upper flap mount.
AMuS from today (Brazil GP 2023)
https://imgr1.auto-motor-und-sport.de/M ... 049349.jpg
But it is the wing we saw at Zandvoort
https://storage.googleapis.com/the-race ... image0.jpg
I think that the wing is more configurable then previous wings and the range it can pass through takes it from the mid range medium through to the lower high DF range, and hence sits inbetween the medium and High DF wings, but is not medium, and not high! Take a look at the Monaco wings, Haas ran a beast, we didn't even produce a Max DF wing for Monaco, just the High DF wing. This wing is much smaller than many of the Monaco wings, smaller than our own Monaco wing.Cs98 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:38Then it is their high DF wing.organic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:37You are right that this isn't the same as Mexico, Singapore etc. My bad!Cs98 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 19:31
Those are two different wings though. They have a high DF wing with the novel top flap mounting that RB has here, which they've ran at most circuits recently. Then they have a different slightly lower DF wing they ran at Suzuka, which to my eyes is the one in the picture. That one has a normal upper flap mount.
AMuS from today (Brazil GP 2023)
https://imgr1.auto-motor-und-sport.de/M ... 049349.jpg
But it is the wing we saw at Zandvoort
https://storage.googleapis.com/the-race ... image0.jpg