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16th February 2011, 17:59 #11
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Originally Posted by SGWilko
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16th February 2011, 19:38 #12
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Do you not feel that some of the top teams are sandbagging in testing,as no one team has been consistently at the top of the time sheets at even two of the testing circuits already used.OR are we going to see a car that is superior of the others in the Barcelona test later this week?
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16th February 2011, 22:31 #13
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MacLaren needs one or two gloory runs this test that´s for sure. Those radical designs is hard to master if it is possible.
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17th February 2011, 09:51 #14
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Originally Posted by Mr Alcatraz
BTW I do expect all the major teams breaking cover on some new parts for the upcoming tests at Catalunya and Bahrain, so probably new front and rear wings galore.
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17th February 2011, 09:55 #15
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Originally Posted by Mia 01
Testing has changed quite fundamentally now that 'in-season' testing is no longer permitted.
This 'in-season' testing is now substituded by use of complex simulators, and getting these attuned to the actual car is where it's at right now. So teams spend a lot of time in the tests data gathering in different scenarios - high fuel loads, low fuel loads, temperature changes, dirty air, clean air.
Of course, now we have adjustable rear wings, single diffusers, KERS, Pirelli tyres. The more accurate you can correlate your data during the tests, the better you will be served throughout the year using the simulator.
Then you just need to use the Friday practice sessions to fine tune the setups for qually and the race.Opinions are like ar5eholes, everyone has one.
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17th February 2011, 19:44 #16
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Originally Posted by X-ecutionerMay the forza be with you
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18th February 2011, 01:45 #17
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Originally Posted by driveaceObama to Biden - "Let the Welfare checks rain upon the Earth - I am going to a barbecue"
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18th February 2011, 05:04 #18
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For the members that are not aware of this resource you can follow practice live, (in text) at http://live.autosport.com/
or just use it to review the running. It's really quite good. I devoured it live last season, but have not had the wear with all to this season.May the forza be with you
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18th February 2011, 10:26 #19
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Nice and wet out there this morning - a chance to test the new inters.
All other opinions are wrong....
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18th February 2011, 15:09 #20
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Is it me or does the Toro Rosso look very quick this year? Especially Alguersuari. I know testing doesn't mean much, but this could be a good season for them perhaps. Does anyone have any info on their long runs, or are all their fast laps just showbaoting?
Today without bigger drama for Rally1, so expecting tomorrow lot of retirements maybe, because there is NEVER rally without issues. Let's see guys, favorizing Ogier for the win probably, depends on...
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