/Theory mode engagedamouzouris wrote:@bhallgk
i've been trying to understand why 'too good' airflow around the sidepods would produce lift but i can't find why...why do u think is that??
also note the str sidepods...i think the have the cleanest flow...do those produce lift as well??
I think the problem arises when the airflow is so good in this area that the pressure above the floor ends up being lower than that below the floor. As I recall the Ferrari that raced just prior to Ross Brawn joining the team years ago was also a double floor layout and was afflicted buy this very problem.amouzouris wrote:@bhallgk
i've been trying to understand why 'too good' airflow around the sidepods would produce lift but i can't find why...why do u think is that??
also note the str sidepods...i think the have the cleanest flow...do those produce lift as well??
I think he's talking about lift in the flooramouzouris wrote:@bhallgk
i've been trying to understand why 'too good' airflow around the sidepods would produce lift but i can't find why...why do u think is that??
also note the str sidepods...i think the have the cleanest flow...do those produce lift as well??
i think he means through fast corners when you press max throtle. more fuel = more exhaust gases = more blowing ( at whatever you are blowing)kalinka wrote:Sorry folks, I have to repost my question from several pages back, to get an opinion, because I'm so curious what you think >
Pat Fry interview detail ( read here on F1T ) :
http://www.f1technical.net/news/17114?s ... 14d7b94c65
Talking about the "to be-revised" exhaust >
"I think we can claw back, at best, at least 25% of the downforce we had last year, even if we need to see what that costs us in fuel consumption and corner turn-in stability. "
That fuel consumption part is interesting. Doesn't it mean that they are still able to use some hot-blowing ? How otherwise could downforce be realated to fuel consumption
So ? What you think ?
Isn't one of the issues on the car corner turn-in stability. Why have more downforce if your still left with an unstable car?kalinka wrote:Sorry folks, I have to repost my question from several pages back, to get an opinion, because I'm so curious what you think >
Pat Fry interview detail ( read here on F1T ) :
http://www.f1technical.net/news/17114?s ... 14d7b94c65
Talking about the "to be-revised" exhaust >
"I think we can claw back, at best, at least 25% of the downforce we had last year, even if we need to see what that costs us in fuel consumption and corner turn-in stability. "
That fuel consumption part is interesting. Doesn't it mean that they are still able to use some hot-blowing ? How otherwise could downforce be realated to fuel consumption
So ? What you think ?
He speaks about Ferrari and his role on antena 3 as commentarist.radosav wrote:http://www.antena3.com/formula-1/pretem ... 00138.htmltranslate please
thanksRedragon wrote:He speaks about Ferrari and his role on antena 3 as commentarist.radosav wrote:http://www.antena3.com/formula-1/pretem ... 00138.htmltranslate please
The important info:
It is clear that our objective it is to win the constructors and drivers championship. The championship is too long and I don't hesitate that we will be fighting to win.
How we will be in Australia we don't really know, we are speculating with the weight of fuel of others, but we don't really know where we are. We've got great times and if our rivals are as we are we are on the right way to win and podiums.
About Australia again he says "we are really ambitious and we know we are not where we want to be"