2021 model in the Sauber Wind Tunnel

[Evangelion]

The car certainly looks better than the current ones although still having wings on, doesn't quite meet with my approval.

What sort of rules have been framed to get rid of the bargeboards, turning vanes and the other aero excrescences which are responsible for the plug-ugliness of recent cars?

[Deesee]

Evangelion said:

The car certainly looks better than the current ones although still having wings on, doesn't quite meet with my approval.

Agreed, but...

Odds on one team turning up without wings as they figure out the floor...?

[Evangelion]

Deesee said:

Evangelion said:

The car certainly looks better than the current ones although still having wings on, doesn't quite meet with my approval.

Agreed, but...

Odds on one team turning up without wings as they figure out the floor...?

One might do it, just to confuse the others!!

[andburg]

if you can live with dodge google translate the auto motor und sport article is pretty cool, more info then i've managed to stumble across on a uk site

https://www.auto-motor-und-sport.de/formel-1/f1-20...

[Evangelion]

Of course I forgot to add that the cars will always look like s**t while they've got those toilet seats stuck on the top

[gmaz]

I expect they will be a very stiff ride (ooerr missus) as they will need to maintain the ride height precisely to optimise the venturi under the car, and the low profile tyres will have very little spring/rebound in the sidewall.

It will be a very uncomfortable drive on street circuits like baku & singapore.

[Eric Mc]

Evangelion said:

Of course I forgot to add that the cars will always look like s**t while they've got those toilet seats stuck on the top

That goes without saying although they are beginning to look more integral to the design.

[Evangelion]

Eric Mc said:

Evangelion said:

Of course I forgot to add that the cars will always look like s**t while they've got those toilet seats stuck on the top

That goes without saying although they are beginning to look more integral to the design.

True, although I prefer the screen - everybody had one of those anyway back in the good old days.