It looks planted because it has no turn in, drivers simply have to come into the corners slower.
It looks planted because it has no turn in, drivers simply have to come into the corners slower.
I would say that the no turn in is caused by the setup, not the design. In any racing simulator, you can play with the bound and rebound settings of the front dampers as well as the Castor to change the turn in characteristics.Sevach wrote: ↑11 May 2019, 16:19It looks planted because it has no turn in, drivers simply have to come into the corners slower.
This package is long in the making so it isn't a rush job. First updates in Baku and rest only here. One would think Ferrari would by now have tried a Merc concept wing if they knew their concept does not work. They clearly believe their concept isn't fundamentally flawed but I'm not sure what on earth is going on - and I'm not sure Ferrari do either.
- I'm surprised no one's looking forward to epic Mercedes drivers championship battle . Although after this Q anihilation of Hamilton I understand the scepticism. It can't be because this one is decided before the seasons begins, can it ?
BEST CHASSIS manufacturers are behind by almost a second, on a track that puts the highest premium on the chassis. Engine update, Chassis update and what not, moving backwards. Way to go RBR!!!An imperfectly charged battery hindered the start of Lewis Hamilton's Spanish Grand Prix qualifying session, but he believes Mercedes Formula 1 teammate Valtteri Bottas was faster when it mattered.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff said Hamilton's battery could not be charged properly between the second and third parts of qualifying, which meant he was sent out earlier than planned.
And thank you for answering my question before I could submit my post. Typing on phone is slow!GPR -A wrote: ↑11 May 2019, 17:35Link -> Low battery a factor in Hamilton's "not good enough" qualifying
BEST CHASSIS manufacturers are behind by almost a second, on a track that puts the highest premium on the chassis. Engine update, Chassis update and what not, moving backwards. Way to go RBR!!!An imperfectly charged battery hindered the start of Lewis Hamilton's Spanish Grand Prix qualifying session, but he believes Mercedes Formula 1 teammate Valtteri Bottas was faster when it mattered.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff said Hamilton's battery could not be charged properly between the second and third parts of qualifying, which meant he was sent out earlier than planned.