Good technical sites for new season?
Discussion
A few years ago, there were loads of great sites on the net giving fantastic insights in pre season launch stuff:
ScarbsF1 - the ever entertaining Craig Scarbrough, who's output is now paywalled on autosport.
Somersf1 - featuring great drawings and insight from antonio panullo. Or maybe georgia piola.
The "other one" of georgio p and antonio p was also on another site, but i binned the old laptop and don't have the link anymore.
Now, although somersf1 is still good, he's gone down the youtube route. It's understandable, presumably there's no money in niche heavy tech analysis of launch cars in "traditional" form.
Is anyone else doing them these days? I miss the explanations of why wing x was there, or how a change to a bargeboard proves that the front wing is a placeholder and will be different on race day etc. Hell, i think these type of sites identified the f duct lre season (although they didn't identify how it worked until after the testing).
Any links gratefully received
ScarbsF1 - the ever entertaining Craig Scarbrough, who's output is now paywalled on autosport.
Somersf1 - featuring great drawings and insight from antonio panullo. Or maybe georgia piola.
The "other one" of georgio p and antonio p was also on another site, but i binned the old laptop and don't have the link anymore.
Now, although somersf1 is still good, he's gone down the youtube route. It's understandable, presumably there's no money in niche heavy tech analysis of launch cars in "traditional" form.
Is anyone else doing them these days? I miss the explanations of why wing x was there, or how a change to a bargeboard proves that the front wing is a placeholder and will be different on race day etc. Hell, i think these type of sites identified the f duct lre season (although they didn't identify how it worked until after the testing).
Any links gratefully received
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