My thoughts exactly. They don't want the gaseous mercury turning into a liquid. It loses its phosphorescense that way. No glow = no go.raymondu999 wrote:Maybe they have to spring the car that way to avoid switching on the flux capacitor by accident
My thoughts exactly. They don't want the gaseous mercury turning into a liquid. It loses its phosphorescense that way. No glow = no go.raymondu999 wrote:Maybe they have to spring the car that way to avoid switching on the flux capacitor by accident
I didn't know they were larger, figured they were all the same diameter and just adjusted the suspension for ground clearance.richard_leeds wrote:As I recall, there is a limited number of tyres for each week of testing. So I guess they are saving the slicks for proper runs?
Or, they are testing the aero on wet/inters with their larger diameter and greater ground clearance.
An interesting fact is that W03 doesn`t detached from the ground at a place (entering through the chicane ... turn 13 I think) where all the cars are ending with the inner front tyre hanging on the air !JohnsonsEvilTwin wrote:If you look closely and match everything up... This whole car is rocking and rolling over the kerb, not kjust the wing whcih remains pretty much in line with the rest of the car.
Ferraripilot wrote:I'm still searching for pics of their rear brake duct winglets. They have something interesting back there.
You could notice the absence of them ... maybe for better air flow in this area?atanatizante wrote:
atanatizante wrote: An interesting fact is that W03 doesn`t detached from the ground at a place (entering through the chicane ... turn 13 I think) where all the cars are ending with the inner front tyre hanging on the air !