McLaren MCL32 Honda

[GoranF1]

There is a new wingled on the sidepode vane.

Where exactly? Doesn't look like anything new to my (admittedly very sleepy) eyes.

well i am not sure if it was introduced sometime in testing, but on launch spec there is non.

small wingled on sidepod vane(or wing) low down close to place where it meats bardgeboard.

[f1rules]

from today

[BosF1]

from today
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C6isTaEU8AQzKMn.jpg

I like how they mounted the monkeyseat to the rear wing support structure

[mikhak]

Interesting small channel on outboard diffuser. That flat plate looks very crude.

[i70q7m7ghw]

Wup, there go all the aero secrets

[Sevach]

[mclaren111]

Not much difference with last year's - if any ?? !!

[Jef Patat]

Interesting small channel on outboard diffuser. That flat plate looks very crude.
https://s1.postimg.org/cmod1gdv3/IMG_20 ... 082857.jpg

I have been thinking that from the first time I saw it. If one compares this diffuser and it's edges to other cars (Ferrari for example) it looks so simple, still launch spec. Also there are no cuts in front of the rear tire. I keep thinking this still launch spec the floor/diffuser.

[Thunder]

Found on the Autosport Forum:

[BosF1]

Interesting, they went with a wider bodywork at the back instead of a tighter bodywork. Might be due to overheating issues?

[Sevach]

Not much difference with last year's - if any ?? !!

None that i can tell.

[Alonso Fan]

There is a new wingled on the sidepode vane.



https://twitter.com/McLarenF1/status/840115008348475392

There must be something new on the back. They're not even showing him leaving the garage fully

[GoranF1]

There is a new wingled on the sidepode vane.



https://twitter.com/McLarenF1/status/840115008348475392

There must be something new on the back. They're not even showing him leaving the garage fully

a spare engine that driver changes in the middle of the lap?

[Goran2812]

Here's the boys doing something familiar in the last couple of days... heh

[godlameroso]

Maybe Honda is wanting some feedback from the mechanics? A good mechanic always has valuable feedback for things like part layouts, and why some parts fail and some don't.