Yes this is definitely not the final livery. Current rumors is that McLaren and Renault is fighting over a main sponsor which is just said to be a Japanese technology company. Fits well with the previous rumors of Sony.Diesel wrote:This is their testing livery. The actual race livery is unlikely to have MP4-29 on it, and there is currently no room for the driver numbers.
#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
I don't really get the fork thing. Why not make one of the prongs just a super thin pylon if it's not part of the actual crash structure.Thunders wrote:Hmm dunno but what i can guess from the Pics the MP4-29 should get more Air under the Nose than the Lotus Fork-thing-Nose....
Scarbs says the opposite:mclaren_mircea wrote:http://translate.google.ro/translate?sl ... tazionale-
McLaren: we study a face more performance!
On the MP4-29 will remain even if the bad trunk, you're considering a more extreme
January 25, 2014 24:47 McLaren: we study a face more performance!
McLaren did not impress between the cars seen so far: the MP4-29, apart from the interesting rear suspension that has some innovative solutions, not particularly impressed if not for its traditional design features.
The 'grandeur of the sides (certainly the largest seen to date) and the ugly proboscis on the tip of the snout certainly does not make the car beautiful of Woking. The team, however, obtained the approval of the frame, after passing the annoying front crash tests, is already planning a "tip" more performance than what we saw yesterday and is already being examined in a wind tunnel in Cologne .
Do not expect, then, to see her in the first test session in Jerez collectives, but it is much more likely to make its track debut in Bahrain ...
I can't understand exactly by using google translate, what do they say? Mclaren is going for a more extreme version which means they try to extract more performance, or they want a more likeable version of the nose, because it's very ugly and they are going for esthetics?
http://plus.autosport.com/premium/featu ... ren-mp429/It's clear the team has worked long and hard on the design and the challenges of the new rules, as the car is far more complex and considered than the other 2014 machines seen so far.
Could be to hard to balance out the asymetrical Airflow.Owen.C93 wrote: I don't really get the fork thing. Why not make one of the prongs just a super thin pylon if it's not part of the actual crash structure.
#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
Lazy wrote:Scarbs says the opposite:mclaren_mircea wrote:...
http://plus.autosport.com/premium/featu ... ren-mp429/It's clear the team has worked long and hard on the design and the challenges of the new rules, as the car is far more complex and considered than the other 2014 machines seen so far.
http://www.omnicorse.it/magazine/34129/ ... estrattoreFerraripilot wrote:I definitely agree with Scarbs. The rear suspension and thermal venting in particular sets it apart from everyone else this far. I'm still shocked Ferrari haven't done more with their rear end, I understand it's only launch spec but the mounting points don't show me the same possibilities the mclaren has.