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Craig Scarborough @ScarbsF1
Interesting @ForceIndiaF1 big update: new upright, brake caliper position and brake ducts http://img1.auto-motor-und-sport.de/For ... 866476.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; … pic via @ams_sport
MERCEDES AMG F1 @MercedesAMGF1 10m10 minutes ago
#StatOfTheDay! 4,787 = km covered by Mercedes-Benz PU106B Hybrid Power Unit No.23 thus far in 2015... (1/2) #F1
MERCEDES AMG F1 @MercedesAMGF1 6m6 minutes ago
4,787km in 7 #F1 GP weekends so far for PU No.23 in the Force India of Sergio Pérez! That's #Hybrid power! (2/2)
ili kao sto je scarbs napisao mozda je ovo samo test uoci predstavljanja kraceg nosaNow the question is whether the nose is legal or not? Either it could be legal with some strict interpretations of the nose rules or it's a testing-only design, ahead of a new shorter nose being introduced.
Since 2009 the rules have prevented vented noses, as a response to Ferrari's ducted design of 2008. The nose has to form a single open section, which effectively prevents overt open ducts as seen on the Force India during this test.
However closer inspection of the rules shows this is only applied to the middle section of nose, not the front and rear 150mm lengths.
It's possible these exclusion zones could allow a multiple section nose with the one-piece nose tip reconnecting the open sections. Taking this route means Force India can retain the structure of the old nose and create a new airflow regime over it with these ducts.
gjoko-mkd je napisao/la:Šta je ono kod žute strelice i odakle dolazi taj zrak?