In fact it's all to get as much air as possible underneath the car.Coefficient wrote:aleksandergreat wrote:Read my post above yours!! But We all know ideal solution doesnt exist! And secondly they keep last year push rod suspentions geometry... They just play with stering arm... Trulli last year hae huge problems with power stering, mxbe is that reason to that changes...Vale46 wrote:
Why is it so much more effective to have a ugly bump in the nose? Isn't it better to lower the nose a little to get a better airflow above the nose?
I believe its something to do with the minimum surface area of the front of the tub. As the designers want to keep the underside of the nose and tub as high as possible to maintain good airflow to the front of the floor/bib splitter due to the new regulations they have to get creative with shapes. The u shape top surface takes up more of the minimum circumference of the noseconce/tub transition which means the sides of the nosecone can be shorter meaning the underside remains as high as possible.
I can't imagine the FIA has done this on purpose, it's very ugly, no one 'll look to this F1 car and say "what a racing beauty".
My opinion is that the FIA has failed to get the drivers a better viability.
The view isn't better and they made it more ugly..
I guess they 'll change the rules during the season, like always, hateful!