it's not their job to make 'good' tyres. their role is to make tyres that degrade at a certain rate and get complained about massively
They will have to be different because the 2020 tire is a very different construction. Supposedly it has much more sidewall flex.Capharol wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 13:53the actual point is the 2020 cars aren't different from the 2019 carsRestomaniac wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 11:36Yes because that actually makes sense.
2019 car + 2019 tyres + actual track we are racing on = real results.
A random test of 2020 tyres + 2019 car = suck it and see.
He did, but his were in the bargeboard area. For Lewis they were behind the rear tires. You should not compare times between car setups like this because the positioning of the rigs will have a big impact on the cars.
i was just pointing out that Restomaniac wasn't 100% right with his statement.... of course the cars might change (be adapted) a small bit due to the new tyres, but there aren't massive changes like the last one or the up coming oneENGINE TUNER wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 14:59They will have to be different because the 2020 tire is a very different construction. Supposedly it has much more sidewall flex.Capharol wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 13:53the actual point is the 2020 cars aren't different from the 2019 carsRestomaniac wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 11:36Yes because that actually makes sense.
2019 car + 2019 tyres + actual track we are racing on = real results.
A random test of 2020 tyres + 2019 car = suck it and see.
Apparently 2 of the 3 2019 cars testing the 2020 tires in Barcelona(or was is Paul ricard?) earlier this year had to be modified because the sidewall deflection was hitting the bodywork. This portends both aero and suspension changes for next year. And sidewall deflection is supposedly very difficult to model in the wind tunnel. We'll see.Capharol wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 15:16i was just pointing out that Restomaniac wasn't 100% right with his statement.... of course the cars might change (be adapted) a small bit due to the new tyres, but there aren't massive changes like the last one or the up coming oneENGINE TUNER wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 14:59They will have to be different because the 2020 tire is a very different construction. Supposedly it has much more sidewall flex.
so the 2019 car stays as it is and therefor you can test 2020 tyres with 2019 car and have real results
Are you trying to suggest that teams won’t change their cars to suit different tyres in the current regulations.Capharol wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 13:53the actual point is the 2020 cars aren't different from the 2019 carsRestomaniac wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 11:36Yes because that actually makes sense.
2019 car + 2019 tyres + actual track we are racing on = real results.
A random test of 2020 tyres + 2019 car = suck it and see.
I suggest that teams ALWAYS try to change the car to the best..... and without great rulechanges, THESE cars are the basic for next year, there are NO MASSIVE changes to the 2020 car in comparison with the 2019 car, only the tyre will change but nothing elseRestomaniac wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 17:12Are you trying to suggest that teams won’t change their cars to suit different tyres in the current regulations.Capharol wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 13:53the actual point is the 2020 cars aren't different from the 2019 carsRestomaniac wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 11:36Yes because that actually makes sense.
2019 car + 2019 tyres + actual track we are racing on = real results.
A random test of 2020 tyres + 2019 car = suck it and see.
Even though there been numerous reports of the cars having to be modified to use them in previous tests? We’re not talking about road tyres where you only need to make sure the tyres are the same size and drive.Capharol wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 17:21I suggest that teams ALWAYS try to change the car to the best..... and without great rulechanges, THESE cars are the basic for next year, there are NO MASSIVE changes to the 2020 car in comparison with the 2019 car, only the tyre will change but nothing elseRestomaniac wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 17:12Are you trying to suggest that teams won’t change their cars to suit different tyres in the current regulations.
you're implying i am dumb and have never seen F1?Restomaniac wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 18:01Even though there been numerous reports of the cars having to be modified to use them in previous tests? Were not talking about road tyres where you only need to make sure the tyres are the same size and drive.Capharol wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 17:21I suggest that teams ALWAYS try to change the car to the best..... and without great rulechanges, THESE cars are the basic for next year, there are NO MASSIVE changes to the 2020 car in comparison with the 2019 car, only the tyre will change but nothing elseRestomaniac wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 17:12Are you trying to suggest that teams won’t change their cars to suit different tyres in the current regulations.
Then it’s obvious that sticking 2020 tyres on 2019 cars isn’t going to give a true comparison in these tests. As I said unlike a 2019 tyre on a 2019 car in these free practices.Capharol wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 18:06you're implying i am dumb and have never seen F1?Restomaniac wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 18:01Even though there been numerous reports of the cars having to be modified to use them in previous tests? Were not talking about road tyres where you only need to make sure the tyres are the same size and drive.
i kno what all is changing and i know they have to adapt the 2019 car to the 2020 tyre but as you have noticed they devolped the car ALL YEAR and even with these 2019 tyres they struggled at the start and some still struggle
My friend. I thought you would know by now to never bet against Hamilton.Wass85 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 11:41Yep we will see. If Hamilton beats Bottas by 5 tenths then I will eat my hat, there's nothing between them in qualifying and to get gaps like that something is not right for the trailing driver.NathanOlder wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 11:37We will see Wass85
As for this weekend, If Bottas doesn't get within a couple of tenths of Lewis, you will look a little bit silly.