Team: Toto Wolff (Executive Director - Business), Paddy Lowe (Executive Director - Technical), Andy Cowell (Executive Director of Mercedes AMG Powertrains), Niki Lauda (Chairman), Bob Bell (TD), Aldo Costa (ED), Geoffrey Willis (Technology Director), Ron Meadows (SD), Andrew Shovlin (CRE), Simon Cole (CTE), Matthew Dane (CM)
Drivers: Nico Rosberg (6), Lewis Hamilton (44)
Team name: Mercedes AMG F1 Petronas
yepAnon123 wrote:Is that a reliable source?Helios wrote:FIA declares all noses to be legal (also the Mercedes one, just to please Richard and his off-topic phobia)
http://www.motorsport-total.com/f1/news ... 13030.html
Definitely yes.Anon123 wrote:Is that a reliable source?Helios wrote:FIA declares all noses to be legal (also the Mercedes one, just to please Richard and his off-topic phobia
http://www.motorsport-total.com/f1/news ... 13030.html
We've also heard that they're running overweight at the moment (do we know why, btw?). Depending on where this weight is, may well explain why they're having some understeer as well.lewishamilton90 wrote:The Mercedes looks good, rides the kerbs well but does have a little understeer. Perhaps that is because it is set up to protect the rear tyres(gary Anderson autosport.com)
Or perhaps its an understeery set up to minimise chances of spinning and damaging the car whilst mileage is more important than performance?lewishamilton90 wrote:The Mercedes looks good, rides the kerbs well but does have a little understeer. Perhaps that is because it is set up to protect the rear tyres(gary Anderson autosport.com)
I think it is a sensorDiesel wrote:Anyone else notice this in the airbox?
http://www.formula1.com/wi/gi/enlarge/1 ... 31ja19.jpg
Looks like it, also sensor is back on the front bulk head.heimana wrote:I think it is a sensorDiesel wrote:Anyone else notice this in the airbox?
http://www.formula1.com/wi/gi/enlarge/1 ... 31ja19.jpg
He´s most likely talking about all the channels in the airbox.heimana wrote:I think it is a sensorDiesel wrote:Anyone else notice this in the airbox?
http://www.formula1.com/wi/gi/enlarge/1 ... 31ja19.jpg
no. onboard cameras are not fitted during testing. so unless someone wants to sit on the airbox, you are out of luck.alexx_88 wrote:Are there any detailed pictures available with the new steering wheel LCDs in action? It would be interesting to see what information they offer and how they present it to the driver.
