Ferrari F10

[747heavy]

I see, cost savings have finally arrived at Ferrari
this solution could be straight out of Formula Ford, or there road cars (clamps)
who says F1 has no road car relevance ?
F1 is Ferrari´s testbed for their road car fluid systems !!!

[marcush.]

I see, cost savings have finally arrived at Ferrari
this solution could be straight out of Formula Ford, or there road cars (clamps)
who says F1 has no road car relevance ?
F1 is Ferrari´s testbed for their road car fluid systems !!!

=D> =D> =D>

did you ever remove a ferrari engine from its engine bay? I did .Apart from the horrible mess of a never ending bleeding lump it was a bucket full of hose clamps...

[spacer]

That black tank hooked up to the red hose hanging next to the floor, would that be the famous nitrous tank, that alledgedly caused some of the early-season pneumatic valve issues due to the lack of refilling during longer pitstops? Or is this something else?

[zgred]

[ecapox]

Hmmm..this is interesting. Is it an exit from an intake maybe on the tea tray or is it an intake to alleviate the pressure behind the barge board?

EDIT. Clearly that is an intake of some sort. Im an idiot.

[raymondu999]

[wesley123]

That duct could be for the F-Duct meganism, for cooling of electronics or other systems or, simply to feed the DDD

[Halgovern]

there's a split in the tea tray

[Gerhard Berger]

Does anyone know which engine Alonso used in Suzuka?

[Blackout]

http://motorsport.nextgen-auto.com/gall ... ct/014.jpg

looks like a new splitter
or maybe just an incomplete double splitter (appeared in China)

[scarbs]

A revised splitter was introduced at the last race.

http://f1.automoto365.com/news/controll ... s_id=42674

[747heavy]

note:
no flexures used in the front suspension. (at least not at the front lower wishbone)
some on the rear

[timbo]

note:
no flexures used in the front suspension. (at least not at the front lower wishbone)
some on the rear

Why do you think so?
From the look of it the connection is flexture, with a fairing.

[747heavy]

sure I could be wrong, just these parts look much like a conventional uniball to me.




better to be looked t in the full size original photo, posted before

conventional uniball layout (DTM wishbone)

[timbo]

Agreed about the rears, but I think fronts are flextures. The lower surface of the wishbone is IMO at precisely the level of the tub, can't be done with ball-joints, right?