Ferrari F138

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Redragon
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Have ferrari increased cooling at back? that outlet near suspensions seems to have grown

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Redragon wrote:What is this? http://instagram.com/p/WUW0QTg6L1/
i think they are mountings for the double flow conditioners on the top of the diffuser.

Like these...
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Matt Somerfield ‏@SomersF1

Ferrari F138 - A comparison of the 6 vs 7 Tier Front Wings used today

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"...and there, very much in flames, is Jacques Laffite's Ligier. That's obviously a turbo blaze, and of course, Laffite will be able to see that conflagration in his mirrors... he is coolly parking the car somewhere safe." Murray Walker, San Marino 1985

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Ferrari appear to be running less wing angle/rake with this new front wing. Are those new rear brake ducts as well? Impressive bit of CF play in those bits.

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Redragon wrote:What is this? http://instagram.com/p/WUW0QTg6L1/
Looks like a soft cover over the diffuser/beam wing.

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gilgen wrote:
Redragon wrote:What is this? http://instagram.com/p/WUW0QTg6L1/
Looks like a soft cover over the diffuser/beam wing.
what it is the function of it? is it permited? Haven't seen in others cars, trying to find some examples but not luck

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these are like RicerDude wrote only the mountings for the gurney flaps above the diffusor

You can see the same shiny bits here at the gurney above the diffusor:
http://www.formule1.nl/media/uploads/me ... 278.87.jpg

function: keeping the gurney flap/ flow conditioner at his place.

legal: yes
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Definitely, cooling outlets behind the exhaust are much bigger. Also, rear brake durcts seem different, it looks like if a new horizontal element was added in the middle.

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McMrocks wrote:these are like RicerDude wrote only the mountings for the gurney flaps above the diffusor

You can see the same shiny bits here at the gurney above the diffusor:
http://www.formule1.nl/media/uploads/me ... 278.87.jpg
So they can manipulate the flap angle? didn't know that, sorry for my ignorance just trying to learn things.

Also, today cooling outlets next to exhausts are wider than before or at least it is an impresion that i have. for the picture above

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Alonso just said on Sky that they wont have any major new parts for the final two days of testing and that the Melbourne spec car will only be tested in FP1...

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Redragon wrote:
McMrocks wrote:these are like RicerDude wrote only the mountings for the gurney flaps above the diffusor

You can see the same shiny bits here at the gurney above the diffusor:
http://www.formule1.nl/media/uploads/me ... 278.87.jpg
So they can manipulate the flap angle? didn't know that, sorry for my ignorance just trying to learn things.

Also, today cooling outlets next to exhausts are wider than before or at least it is an impresion that i have. for the picture above
i don't think they can manipulate or adjust the flap angle while the race. maybe in the pits but not while the race, this wouldn't be permitted

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Ted Kravitz ‏@tedkravitz

Alonso says Ferrari won't have their upgrade package ready for this last test, first time they'll run it in full will be in Oz 1st practice
"...and there, very much in flames, is Jacques Laffite's Ligier. That's obviously a turbo blaze, and of course, Laffite will be able to see that conflagration in his mirrors... he is coolly parking the car somewhere safe." Murray Walker, San Marino 1985

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So they can manipulate the flap angle? didn't know that, sorry for my ignorance just trying to learn things.

Also, today cooling outlets next to exhausts are wider than before or at least it is an impresion that i have. for the picture above
i don't think they can manipulate or adjust the flap angle while the race. maybe in the pits but not while the race, this wouldn't be permitted[/quote]


Even if it is before race, i found it interesting, don't you think?

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So they can manipulate the flap angle? didn't know that, sorry for my ignorance just trying to learn things.

Also, today cooling outlets next to exhausts are wider than before or at least it is an impresion that i have. for the picture above
i don't think they can manipulate or adjust the flap angle while the race. maybe in the pits but not while the race, this wouldn't be permitted


Even if it is before race, i found it interesting, don't you think?[/quote]