And we can assume that this was not a low-fuel run or a high-performance run, seeing they haven't done any yet.f1fan2009 wrote:Don't think the Ferrari would have hit 330kph with a 75hp power deficit. Top speed is pretty much there with the rest, so it's a case of useablity and power delivery management rather than outright power figures.
EDIT 1: added 2nd quoteAMUS by google translate wrote:Ferrari we hear that there should only be a minor problem that is being solved. What exactly is broken, was not told. In addition to repair some parts of the fairing also be changed in a moment. After the lunch break to proceed for Raikkonen. Not exactly a good start to the week.
[url]http://directo.caranddriverthef1.com/[/url] by google translate wrote:I just confirmed that Räikkönen Ferrari has had a technical problem, this time not as associated with telemetry was last week, and have availed to change parts on the car. In theory this should result in greater reliability for the next few hours, and a new configuration for further progress in the development of the car.
New front wing?
They've added some layers to that one!!!
#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
The front wing will certainly not have taken time to change, so you'd imagine there are other new parts on the car now as well.11:55 A cryptic explanation from Ferrari for the problems that restricted Raikkonen to just 12 laps this morning:
"We found a small problem that needed fixing and required some time, then fitting some new parts simply elapsed the time a bit more."