if they use redbull suspension at the front they may have problems that plagued redbull like tire warm up issues and will be poor in slow track like singapore and loose the advantage they have .alpha tauri need to fucus on their top speed andrunningmanz wrote: ↑29 Nov 2023, 00:16McLaren said AT was the fastest through the slow corners at Abu Dhabi. If they can sort the top speed out for a start the car will be really strong next year at many tracks. Excited to see how the team goes next season.
"In Abu Dhabi last weekend, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella remarked that according to their data, the fastest car through the slow corners was the AlphaTauri."
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/arti ... UGUhz.html
Just to add too they already had push rod rear and now the same as RBR since Singapore but apparently the front will be pull rod too like RBR and McLaren. From article in April this year
"Cooperationwith Red Bull Racing will be intensified, team boss Franz Tost said last week. AlphaTauri will reportedly use at least the big brother's front suspension in 2024. This is a fairly major intervention and a significant change to the concept of the car, as the current number nine among the constructors currently uses a conventional pushrod front suspension, while Red Bull's is pullrod."
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/196519/a ... -2024.html
Again lots to be excited for next year!
Alpha tauri is not the fastest in slow corners ,its not better than ferrari or merc .mclaren are on a smear campaign to undermine redbull alpha cooperation.they are not the only one complaining.runningmanz wrote: ↑29 Nov 2023, 00:16McLaren said AT was the fastest through the slow corners at Abu Dhabi. If they can sort the top speed out for a start the car will be really strong next year at many tracks. Excited to see how the team goes next season.
"In Abu Dhabi last weekend, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella remarked that according to their data, the fastest car through the slow corners was the AlphaTauri."
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/arti ... UGUhz.html
Just to add too they already had push rod rear and now the same as RBR since Singapore but apparently the front will be pull rod too like RBR and McLaren. From article in April this year
"Cooperationwith Red Bull Racing will be intensified, team boss Franz Tost said last week. AlphaTauri will reportedly use at least the big brother's front suspension in 2024. This is a fairly major intervention and a significant change to the concept of the car, as the current number nine among the constructors currently uses a conventional pushrod front suspension, while Red Bull's is pullrod."
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/196519/a ... -2024.html
Again lots to be excited for next year!
Weren't Mercedes and Ferrari supposed to be fastest in slow corners since like after summer break?Bill wrote: ↑09 Dec 2023, 07:26Alpha tauri is not the fastest in slow corners ,its not better than ferrari or merc .mclaren are on a smear campaign to undermine redbull alpha cooperation.they are not the only one complaining.runningmanz wrote: ↑29 Nov 2023, 00:16McLaren said AT was the fastest through the slow corners at Abu Dhabi. If they can sort the top speed out for a start the car will be really strong next year at many tracks. Excited to see how the team goes next season.
"In Abu Dhabi last weekend, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella remarked that according to their data, the fastest car through the slow corners was the AlphaTauri."
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/arti ... UGUhz.html
Just to add too they already had push rod rear and now the same as RBR since Singapore but apparently the front will be pull rod too like RBR and McLaren. From article in April this year
"Cooperationwith Red Bull Racing will be intensified, team boss Franz Tost said last week. AlphaTauri will reportedly use at least the big brother's front suspension in 2024. This is a fairly major intervention and a significant change to the concept of the car, as the current number nine among the constructors currently uses a conventional pushrod front suspension, while Red Bull's is pullrod."
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/196519/a ... -2024.html
Again lots to be excited for next year!
Towards the end of the year AT were the fastest in the slow corners. Look at telemetry of ricciardo at Mexico, tsunoda at Brazil. Their car had been good in slow speed all season but they really improved a lot over the season and especially after taking RB19 rear suspension at Singapore. By the end of the year they were great in low and medium speed and okay at high speed and on the straights.Bill wrote: ↑09 Dec 2023, 07:26Alpha tauri is not the fastest in slow corners ,its not better than ferrari or merc .mclaren are on a smear campaign to undermine redbull alpha cooperation.they are not the only one complaining.runningmanz wrote: ↑29 Nov 2023, 00:16McLaren said AT was the fastest through the slow corners at Abu Dhabi. If they can sort the top speed out for a start the car will be really strong next year at many tracks. Excited to see how the team goes next season.
"In Abu Dhabi last weekend, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella remarked that according to their data, the fastest car through the slow corners was the AlphaTauri."
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/arti ... UGUhz.html
Just to add too they already had push rod rear and now the same as RBR since Singapore but apparently the front will be pull rod too like RBR and McLaren. From article in April this year
"Cooperationwith Red Bull Racing will be intensified, team boss Franz Tost said last week. AlphaTauri will reportedly use at least the big brother's front suspension in 2024. This is a fairly major intervention and a significant change to the concept of the car, as the current number nine among the constructors currently uses a conventional pushrod front suspension, while Red Bull's is pullrod."
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/196519/a ... -2024.html
Again lots to be excited for next year!
i dont need telemetry to spot bs.the only reason they were quick at those high altitude track is because of Honda their pu doesn't require special cooling so AT didn't have to open the bodywork so they maintained pace they got.the honda pu doesn't lose power also at high altitude.alpha was obliterated in vegas and ric couldn't repeat the heroics of mexico in abu dhabi despite upgrade.yuki usually goes well in abu dhabi so that pretty much the explanation why they were competitive thereorganic wrote: ↑09 Dec 2023, 12:32Towards the end of the year AT were the fastest in the slow corners. Look at telemetry of ricciardo at Mexico, tsunoda at Brazil. Their car had been good in slow speed all season but they really improved a lot over the season and especially after taking RB19 rear suspension at Singapore. By the end of the year they were great in low and medium speed and okay at high speed and on the straights.Bill wrote: ↑09 Dec 2023, 07:26Alpha tauri is not the fastest in slow corners ,its not better than ferrari or merc .mclaren are on a smear campaign to undermine redbull alpha cooperation.they are not the only one complaining.runningmanz wrote: ↑29 Nov 2023, 00:16McLaren said AT was the fastest through the slow corners at Abu Dhabi. If they can sort the top speed out for a start the car will be really strong next year at many tracks. Excited to see how the team goes next season.
"In Abu Dhabi last weekend, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella remarked that according to their data, the fastest car through the slow corners was the AlphaTauri."
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/arti ... UGUhz.html
Just to add too they already had push rod rear and now the same as RBR since Singapore but apparently the front will be pull rod too like RBR and McLaren. From article in April this year
"Cooperationwith Red Bull Racing will be intensified, team boss Franz Tost said last week. AlphaTauri will reportedly use at least the big brother's front suspension in 2024. This is a fairly major intervention and a significant change to the concept of the car, as the current number nine among the constructors currently uses a conventional pushrod front suspension, while Red Bull's is pullrod."
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/196519/a ... -2024.html
Again lots to be excited for next year!
i dont need telemetry to spot bs.the only reason they were quick at those high altitude track is because of Honda their pu doesn't require special cooling so AT didn't have to open the bodywork so they maintained pace they got.the honda pu doesn't lose power also at high altitude.alpha was obliterated in vegas and ric couldn't repeat the heroics of mexico in abu dhabi despite upgrade.yuki usually goes well in abu dhabi so that pretty much the explanation why they were competitive thereorganic wrote: ↑09 Dec 2023, 12:32Towards the end of the year AT were the fastest in the slow corners. Look at telemetry of ricciardo at Mexico, tsunoda at Brazil. Their car had been good in slow speed all season but they really improved a lot over the season and especially after taking RB19 rear suspension at Singapore. By the end of the year they were great in low and medium speed and okay at high speed and on the straights.Bill wrote: ↑09 Dec 2023, 07:26Alpha tauri is not the fastest in slow corners ,its not better than ferrari or merc .mclaren are on a smear campaign to undermine redbull alpha cooperation.they are not the only one complaining.runningmanz wrote: ↑29 Nov 2023, 00:16McLaren said AT was the fastest through the slow corners at Abu Dhabi. If they can sort the top speed out for a start the car will be really strong next year at many tracks. Excited to see how the team goes next season.
"In Abu Dhabi last weekend, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella remarked that according to their data, the fastest car through the slow corners was the AlphaTauri."
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/arti ... UGUhz.html
Just to add too they already had push rod rear and now the same as RBR since Singapore but apparently the front will be pull rod too like RBR and McLaren. From article in April this year
"Cooperationwith Red Bull Racing will be intensified, team boss Franz Tost said last week. AlphaTauri will reportedly use at least the big brother's front suspension in 2024. This is a fairly major intervention and a significant change to the concept of the car, as the current number nine among the constructors currently uses a conventional pushrod front suspension, while Red Bull's is pullrod."
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/196519/a ... -2024.html
Again lots to be excited for next year!
[Mintzlaff], together with the new board of directors, not only rejected an offer close to a billion dollars for the sale of the team, but he relaunched by taking away a certain influence from Horner and Marko , both on the technical and sporting sides ( Red Bull Junior Team). All this while trying to give more importance to the Faenza team also in terms of investments .
The first Racing Bulls , with the RB19's pull-rod front suspension, will have a slightly lower front center of gravity and a significantly revised chassis . The body, in addition to being prepared with new attachments to house the new suspension layout and the related steering column, will have a more "keel" shape in the lower front section, just like the RB19.
.lio007 wrote: ↑14 Dec 2023, 13:41I've watched it online a few minutes ago:
# there are some engineers joining AT from rival teams next year (although PB refused to tell any details)
# construction work for the new aero performance center in Milton Keynes is ongoing
# production, finance and so on stays in Faenza, development work will mainly done in UK
# there will be a new title sponsor, but right now PB can not mention any details because of final discussions. The name will very likely be released at the end of January