I thought the splitter was on the car...mx_tifoso wrote:Posts concerning events that happened during a GP will be moved to the respective thread. Please keep the car discussions for technical analysis and development.
Suspension settings, he can now have a choice of soft, medium or hard. Macca only allowed Hard or V.Hard.Gridlock wrote:The interlinked suspension was 'obvious' the numerous times the Merc locked the 'wrong' tyre into corners last year but it's nice that Scarbs has tweeted it's been confirmed to him, and is on for the third year. Less conjecture never a bad thing.
I'm not sure Lewis could have coped well with yet another sub-par McLaren. I doubt he has as many regrets as he had 2 days ago... I was interested that he said the team have exposed either setup options or in-car adjustments to him that McLaren apparently never even told him were possible (recent interview, can't find link) - wonder what they'd be.
Shakeman wrote:
FP2 onboard, [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OP5S7XFWHqA[/youtube]
Not sure how much he is pushing but the car goes where he points it.
And so did i.Huntresa wrote:I thought the splitter was on the car...mx_tifoso wrote:Posts concerning events that happened during a GP will be moved to the respective thread. Please keep the car discussions for technical analysis and development.
yes, actually there is a holegary123 wrote:http://img1.auto-motor-und-sport.de/Mer ... 669617.jpg take a look to the floor.it looks like a hole
But at the same time check 1:13 for how much confidence he has in the car.......dans79 wrote:Now look at how on the edge Vettel was.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4161_90wUQ[/youtube]
it looked like he almost put it in the sand exiting turn 6.
Is it just me or.Mercedes still has broken drs?Ferraripilot wrote:Shakeman wrote:
FP2 onboard, [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OP5S7XFWHqA[/youtube]
Not sure how much he is pushing but the car goes where he points it.
Still a tiny bit of understeer, minimal fighting anywhere for themost part though.
The world must be crazy, now Mercedes looks like last season Mclaren(well, not so good but it seems to be a quite driveable and fast car) and Mclaren look out of the pace like the WO3. Absolutely a nonsense.KATO wrote:Lewis truly looks happy and must be with the Mad house McLaren is right now. Also the Mercedez looks amazing-!! wow-!!
Can't be a hole... it's against the regulations.Leon wrote:yes, actually there is a hole
Yes, I am .Cocles wrote:You're MercedesAMGSpy? LoL! That's awesome.Mika1 wrote:Lewis Hamilton tweeted me that they have made a big step forward with tyre deg.
The function of the vane is not directly related to exhausts, as discussed some days ago in the lotus e21 thread, as they were mounted on cars before coanda exhausts were adopted (see early lotus e20 as example). I gree with you in that is very strange for them to pass from having the bigger strake / vane to not having it at all. To me it seems they are not yet satisfied with the interaction of the two vortices in that zone (the one from the strake and the one from the diffuser footplate) and they have decided to work up just one of the two (footplate) and get almost rid of the other by removing the strake.GrizzleBoy wrote:Has anybody else noticed the distinct lack of vanes on the floor where basically every other team has them, ahead of the rear wheels?
They had really long, uniquely shaped ones during the test, and now they've disappeared altogether.
I'm pretty sure we all assumed that those vanes assisted in not allowing exterior flows to mess with the McLaren style coanda exhaust system once the gases reach the floor.
So why the total removal?
*strokes beard*
BEFORE:
http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/1010 ... stbarc.jpg