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Spencifer_Murphy wrote:Even if the FW had to be limited to three elements, the blades on the FWEP's of the FW28 dont reach across the entire span of the FW...are they therefore classified as elements?
I think the FIA classify an aerofoil element as a closed loop, so these would be classed as elements.

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kilcoo316 wrote:
Spencifer_Murphy wrote:Even if the FW had to be limited to three elements, the blades on the FWEP's of the FW28 dont reach across the entire span of the FW...are they therefore classified as elements?
I think the FIA classify an aerofoil element as a closed loop, so these would be classed as elements.
Is that right? Would that mean that any cambered plate on an F1 car would not be considered an aerodynamic element?
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Does anybody remember the full span third 'element' on the BAR car late last year? The front wing is pretty much a free-for-all within the required dimensions.

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you mean the element that stretched from the FWEP to the nose? Yeah I remember it...they introduced it at Spa I think.

Your right, the FW is one area of a modern F1 car where designers can be a little more revolutionary...or at least they can have their own very distinct design philosophies.

Just look at whenever the rules for the FW change...we see so many different ideas (2001 & 2005)
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Saw on the Autosport cover today that the FW28 could be a real winner. Will read the article when I get home to my posted copy.
I'll be certainly cheering on Williams this year. The only truly independent/traditional F1 team with a good chance. :D

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I just hope they don't lose out too much this year by switching rubber. I know they would have had to do it either this year or next but I just want to see them have a strong year. Running Wurz as a Friday tester will definetely help their cause!

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wurz is great, I've always liked that guy, I think he's going to add alot to the team. I think webber is good too, he's passionate about racing (if a little impulsive), but it'll be great to see him in a competitive car.

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Webber ROCKS! 8), i especially like the fact he is Aussie, i hope he can be as good as Brabbam and Jones :)
IF Williams have a good year, Button will have egg all over his pretty boy face :P
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Woohoo! Wurz fastest @ Jerez!

Go Williams!

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johny
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fw28 looks very good, hope they get many podiums

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johny wrote:fw28 looks very good, hope they get many podiums
Only podiums :cry:

Dude we should be talking wins here :wink:

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williams winning races could be the best thing for racing :D

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F Williams have a good year, Button will have egg all over his pretty boy face
Would love to see button with egg all over his face. Its going to happen at the very least by Rubens :D
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