F1 2021 Regulation changes
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An aero model of a 2021 regulations car https://twitter.com/chainbearf1/status/11644998997...
https://f1.com/2021-Model
https://f1.com/2021-Model
Edited by ajprice on Thursday 22 August 12:55
Heres a look from the test in France..
https://twitter.com/pirellisport/status/1172044833...
2021 Tyres look a lot better than I thought!
https://twitter.com/pirellisport/status/1172044833...
2021 Tyres look a lot better than I thought!
Deesee said:
Heres a look from the test in France..
https://twitter.com/pirellisport/status/1172044833...
2021 Tyres look a lot better than I thought!
Looks fine to me.https://twitter.com/pirellisport/status/1172044833...
2021 Tyres look a lot better than I thought!
What is the impact on suspension design in having significantly less sidewall?
vaud said:
Deesee said:
Heres a look from the test in France..
https://twitter.com/pirellisport/status/1172044833...
2021 Tyres look a lot better than I thought!
Looks fine to me.https://twitter.com/pirellisport/status/1172044833...
2021 Tyres look a lot better than I thought!
What is the impact on suspension design in having significantly less sidewall?
Kraken said:
I thought the low profile tyres were all about marketing as they're more closely related to what the public have rather than being anything to do with solving the "following" problem?
That’s part of it, but the teams also expend significant amounts of effort trying to engineer their way around the inherent wobbliness of the fat tyres. I too am pleasantly surprised by the appearance of the lower profile tyres.
vaud said:
Looks fine to me.
What is the impact on suspension design in having significantly less sidewall?
Currently the tyres are the suspension, the teams would generally prefer lower tyre pressures.What is the impact on suspension design in having significantly less sidewall?
The purpose of what we think of as the suspension components is to present the aero to the air in the most favourable manner. That’s why a common active suspension would have been a good idea.
So it is a lot more than just bolting different wheels on with a different compound. Everything will need to be re-engineered, or the cars will be pretty underivable over a typical race distance.
Edited by rdjohn on Thursday 12th September 20:28
Announcement being made now at an F1 press conference, there's an official image out too
https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/11841866/f...
https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/11841866/f...
https://youtu.be/epdmatdvSzk
F1 YouTube channel has put a vid out covering the main details. Personally there's nothing so far I'm not in favour of, and that car looks amazing!
F1 YouTube channel has put a vid out covering the main details. Personally there's nothing so far I'm not in favour of, and that car looks amazing!
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