McLaren MCL60

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A slightly different wing tip on the top flap today. Looks like it might be trying to bring just a little more efficiency.

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the EDGE wrote:
26 Oct 2023, 23:42
organic wrote:
26 Oct 2023, 20:06
Why are the measuring the flow going under the wing? Surly that wouldn’t tell them anything about the performance of the wing it’s self? I would have thought It would be used to check something further up wind of the sensor?
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They measure the flow under the wing to ensure they don’t suffer flow separation.
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Gurney flap fitted on Monza spec RW. 📸 AMuS

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Low flaps FW

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AMuS 📸

Aero rake fitted for Fp1. Maybe some experimentation for '24

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Reverted to old beam wing?

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