the livery isnt nice... especially the PETRONAS logo on the rear spoilers...Originally posted by HENG@:new BMW is out
the car is named... F1.06
how imaginative
smaller engine, smaller sidepod and less drag.Originally posted by SBS9828X:those sidepods are damn small...
Looks like Honda have gone their own way in terms of sidepod design. They also seem to have traded in their barge boards in favour of those funny-looking vanes on the sidepods. This shot shows it more clearly:Originally posted by Kuali Baba:Here's the Honda RA106!
Button and Rubinho have their own cars, in order to maximise track time.
unlikely to be sensor because the nose is detachable. I suspect it might be FIA camera or something. anyway it doesnt look like it is going to have too much aero effect on the car.Originally posted by Gedanken:Hmm - I wonder what the story is with that little hole right at the tip of the MP4/21's nose. Some kind of sensor intake?
read from another forum, saying that this is the air vent to cool the driver.Originally posted by Gazelle:unlikely to be sensor because the nose is detachable. I suspect it might be FIA camera or something. anyway it doesnt look like it is going to have too much aero effect on the car.
Originally posted by Gazelle:
Yeah, I heard that too. Seems plausible enough, although it wouldn't create all that much of a cooling effect.Originally posted by Gazelle:read from another forum, saying that this is the air vent to cool the driver.
to prevent the iceman from melting.Originally posted by Gedanken:Yeah, I heard that too. Seems plausible enough, although it wouldn't create all that much of a cooling effect.
Now I know how a mule's dick looks like.Originally posted by Kuali Baba:It first appeared on the McLaren MP4-17 (as far as my checks and memory serve me), and some mechanic remarked that it looked like 'a donkey's dick' (I'm serious!).
Might it serve an aerodynamic purpose, if the air which goes into the nose were channelled somewhere instead of building up?
Originally posted by Gazelle:what about this hole?
That's all right for what it's owrth. Would have thought that cracking was his real problem, though.Originally posted by Gazelle:to prevent the iceman from melting.
Interesting. I wonder if it violates relugations limiting the area of the airbox intake.Originally posted by Kuali Baba:I'm sure it works in tandem with the splitter in front of it, and has been designed not to corrupt the air flowing into the airbox from above.