#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
You mean the cars which are 10s slower on some tracks are more impressive in corner speeds than F1? Ok.Mandrake wrote:I guess they are far from running at full pelt at the moment, but from having seen LMP1 cars live they were more impressive than the 2017 cars.
lmp1 cars have lower cornering speed than 2016 cars.Mandrake wrote:Is it just me or is anyone else unimpressed by the cornering speeds on the youtube videos that are floating around?
I guess they are far from running at full pelt at the moment, but from having seen LMP1 cars live they were more impressive than the 2017 cars.
Concerning overtaking I fear it might be more difficult in braking zones as well this year. The speed all the cars carry into T1 is immense, it looks they have to brake a lot less than in recent years.....
As I stated above it is likely that you call "cornering speed" what actually is acceleration after the apex...if you are cornering slower (as LMP1 does compared to F1) you have an accleration exiting the corner that coud look more impressiveMandrake wrote:As stated, I am comparing youtube videos with standing live at a race track. Michael Schumacher S at the Nürburgring to be precise. The speed and change of direction was much more impressive than what is transferred by current youtube vids of 2017 winter testing.
With this limitation yes, the 10s slower cars "look" more impressive in corner speeds. But as also stated in my opening sentence, it might just be me.....I guess I was expecting more, too much?
"Soon" quite optimistic if they have to change the full PU.Thunders wrote:The Reason Sauber isn't running....
https://twitter.com/SauberF1Team/status ... 6385677312
What's happening with the Renault?Vladimir wrote:Lost day for Palmer. Shame,he needs time in that new car. Bad start for 2017. season.
If true, it's becoming pathetic...how long until they realize they're not up to the challenge?noxroxafox wrote:Latest from Honda on today's problems: "We lost power to the power unit. At the moment we don't know what has caused the issue. We are currently changing the power unit in order to investigate fully and identify the cause. We will update you when we have further information." -- autosport.com
You've got to be serious..
Note that Sauber are currently changing their power unit as well.Santozini wrote:If true, it's becoming pathetic...how long until they realize they're not up to the challenge?noxroxafox wrote:Latest from Honda on today's problems: "We lost power to the power unit. At the moment we don't know what has caused the issue. We are currently changing the power unit in order to investigate fully and identify the cause. We will update you when we have further information." -- autosport.com
You've got to be serious..
Another pathetic start of the season