Two US F1 team trailers have been put up for sale on eBay. The trailers were originally purchased from Brawn GP, and were planned to be used for the 2010 season. However, when USF1 ran into difficulties just weeks before the start of the season, which were discribed by the team as "serious economic and funding challenges", they were unable to make the grid in Bahrain.
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Interesting how the front wing pillars go backwards unlike one's of any F1 car for the last... decade(?).
Belatti wrote:We still have got time, even Cali Governor can be USF1 driver, so please...
I always thought something was missing from the long list of improbable candidates mentioned by Peter Widsor. Although Arnold has become too American so they can't have him.
Confused_Andy wrote:Engine cover is very Merc-like, The rest just seems pretty mundane, no splitter up front, wing wrong way around & the exhausts look pretty short.
The Merc fin is very distinctive, and now we have an identical one from USF1!
f1ar wrote:A little ps work to see the car in 1 piece
That driver needs a shin splint... I don't think he'll be ready to go at Bahrain even if the car is. It looks like RCE might have done some slicing in photoshop, themselves.
Scarbs a.k.a The Sage has posted this on his twittar:
USF1: by using the transverse gearbox, the case can be shorter, creating more space under the differential
USF1: Stacking the gear shafts one a top the other motorcycle style, with a intermediate gear driving the differential
This is wider solution, but has some aero benefits. The diffuser can raise up steeper under the gearbox
So from that, I have a question: Why is it potentially 'better' to have more space for the diff? Better control?
"It could be done manually. It would take quite a while, but it could be done. There is however a much more efficient and accurate way of getting the data. Men with lasers." Wing Commander Andy Green