I only found them about 4 months ago, but watch them when they come out. Seems good and knowledgeable.
Yes .
I like him .
I expect you know he was a McLaren mechanic .
I only found them about 4 months ago, but watch them when they come out. Seems good and knowledgeable.
Just a pity that I am not willing to pay Sky to watch, so it will have to be C4 highlights for me, unless anyone knows of a better way, pm me???
It's being suggested in the media that Merc have gone down the wrong aero route and they may have to design a 'B' spec car to be competitive!!!
They are saying that as Merc and Red Bull are using 2018 style front wings they may not give a good enough aero package!
I find it difficult to believe that Merc have dropped the ball on this plus Adrian Newey and Red Bull getting aero wrong?????
I am wondering if we have seen the 'real' Merc or Red Bull front wing yet? I have a sneaky suspicion that we will see a vastly different front wing on both Red Bull and Merc come Aus. Maybe even a different one in the test starting tomorrow.
Thing is, the entire aero philosophy is based on the front wing design. Where that leading edge directs airflow has implications for all the aero behind it. That Ferrari/Sauber concept can't simply be bolted on to a Merc, it won't work together with the rest of the aero.I will be amazed if Newey has missed a trick . I think you are right , we will see different wings soon .
Ferrari were fastest in testing in 2018, 0.6 secs over the next team and more than 1.2 secs faster than Lewis. Lewis still secured pole and came second at the first race. Lets not predict too much after the first week of testing, if there is a significant gap at the end of this week then Ferrari may well be on it this season.
They did thier fastest, 2+ off Mclaren, on the softest, I think they may be closer, but still at the back.Williams not appearing to be as far back as predicted/feared, general reports suggest car is looking a lot more stable than last year.
I wonder if by Friday that will still be the case when you would think we will see some of the ultimate pace of all the teams as they do some pure quali runs.
Ferrari may find themselves having the McLaren issue of 2007 with Alonso and Hamilton.
It all starts well with Vettel scoring the lions share of points for 3 or 4 races, only to find LeClerc suddenly dials in and starts sticking it on pole and winning a race. You have to remember as well that Charles is the future at Ferrari as long as he’s got the speed. Early signs are that he has.
There’s only so long you can hold back a natural young talent.
Fascinating to watch it play out.
Those in the paddock seem to believe Merc have turned up with Melbourne-spec this week. Less of an A Vs B spec, more that there's no point showing off their aero secrets when their testing program focuses on mechanicals. Supposedly every aero surface this week is different to the last test.Merc the first to publicly admit to changing a PU!!!! Bottas with oil pressure issue, well that's what Merc say. Looks like they are really pushing things. Can't imagine that the 'B' spec car was only built in last 7 days. So it must have been in their plan. Maybe they are doing a sort of A vs B spec to see which works best or which has most development potential?