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obvio que lo noté, pero a manera ilustrativa estaban muy bonitos los videos. Además entre tifosi la camaradería no es una opción... es la ley.Rocketman escribió:En un lapsus stoopidus postée por error videos como si la carrera fuera en Canadá, nadie me basureó. Que loco toque...
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Parte De La Entrevista Que Le Hicieron A Phil Prew Ingeniero de McLaren:pmontero escribió:por cierto tal vez en un futuro muy cercano veamos las versiones de otros equipos del sistema de la toma de iare mágica de McLaren... puede que este mismo fin de semana aparezca la versión Sauber, y no creo que falte mucho para que MB haga lo suyo, según esta nota:
Aqui pueden ver la entrevista completa: EntrevistaQ: It seems that BMW Sauber, Force India and apparently Red Bull have developed something similar to the ‘F-duct system’ that you guys developed. How does McLaren feel about these other teams copying something that you have spent a lot of time innovating?
PP: I think that now we've led the way with the innovation, I think it is a system that is possible to copy and is reasonably straightforward. The press have covered it very thoroughly and it is a system that they can well adopt. I hope that they don't see quite as much lap-time performance as we believe we get from it. But it was inevitable. Hopefully we will be able to continue developing it and further exploit it one step ahead of the rest.

Mas al respecto:pmontero escribió:por cierto tal vez en un futuro muy cercano veamos las versiones de otros equipos del sistema de la toma de iare mágica de McLaren... puede que este mismo fin de semana aparezca la versión Sauber, y no creo que falte mucho para que MB haga lo suyo, según esta nota:
Sauber believe the system is worth the investment and the C29 sports a similar vent for this weekend’s race in Melbourne, albeit fitted to the top of the left sidepod rather than the top of the monocoque. The positioning of the duct suggests the airflow to the main section of the rear wing is affected, unlike the McLaren which adjusts the airflow over the upper-element. The Hinwil-based team haven’t been able to test the part in their windtunnel due to maximum speed restrictions limiting effective testing (the duct only becomes useful at high-speeds) and so Sauber will run the component in Friday’s free practice sessions to determine it’s use during the race on Sunday.
"It is a prototype, and the team has been working the last week flat out. We just have to be open minded. We have no testing, and this is the first opportunity we have to try it. We have to test it, make sure it works and then decide if it is raceable or not. We just have to have the patience to test it properly." Pedro De La Rosa.
Interestingly, Pedro De La Rosa was McLaren’s main test driver up until this year and has previously been outed as not always playing to the spirit of the rules when it became known he was involved in the Ferrari/McLaren dispute a couple of years ago. However, De La Rosa has openly admitted he was aware of what McLaren were trying with their F-Duct, but insists the Sauber version is entirely their own.
"I knew a little bit about what McLaren was trying, but this is a Sauber system. It is a different system. Honestly, it is so new the system that I have to get in the car and check – where it is, how we do it! So we are in that phase now. I will know more later on today." Pedro De La Rosa.
De La Rosa also praised his team with the response to the system, stating that often the smaller teams are more prepared to take risks and can therefore react quicker when something new comes along. The Spanish pilot also believes the duct makes the car quicker and has no questions over its implementation.
"It is a prototype. We are not sure if we will race it or not. We have to develop it, that is the main thing. The earlier you start the earlier you will have it. And definitely it is a system that if you make it work, it makes the car quicker. Full stop."
"I have been impressed to see how quick the team realised this system was possible. They have come up here with a system that is pretty impressive from what I have seen. I think that it is a very agile team – it is a very quick reacting team and this is something I have realised since day one."
"Sometimes being smaller than a big team means that sometimes you are prepared to take more risks, and react quicker. That can be a strength. You have to be quicker to react than the big teams."
Pedro De La Rosa.


Jaja te salvaste que en el brete no hay youbookRocketman escribió:En un lapsus stoopidus postée por error videos como si la carrera fuera en Canadá, nadie me basureó. Que loco toque...
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Para mí esto es la esencia técnica de la F1.OscarF21 escribió:Mas al respecto:pmontero escribió:por cierto tal vez en un futuro muy cercano veamos las versiones de otros equipos del sistema de la toma de iare mágica de McLaren... puede que este mismo fin de semana aparezca la versión Sauber, y no creo que falte mucho para que MB haga lo suyo, según esta nota:
Sauber believe the system is worth the investment and the C29 sports a similar vent for this weekend’s race in Melbourne, albeit fitted to the top of the left sidepod rather than the top of the monocoque. The positioning of the duct suggests the airflow to the main section of the rear wing is affected, unlike the McLaren which adjusts the airflow over the upper-element. The Hinwil-based team haven’t been able to test the part in their windtunnel due to maximum speed restrictions limiting effective testing (the duct only becomes useful at high-speeds) and so Sauber will run the component in Friday’s free practice sessions to determine it’s use during the race on Sunday.
"It is a prototype, and the team has been working the last week flat out. We just have to be open minded. We have no testing, and this is the first opportunity we have to try it. We have to test it, make sure it works and then decide if it is raceable or not. We just have to have the patience to test it properly." Pedro De La Rosa.
Interestingly, Pedro De La Rosa was McLaren’s main test driver up until this year and has previously been outed as not always playing to the spirit of the rules when it became known he was involved in the Ferrari/McLaren dispute a couple of years ago. However, De La Rosa has openly admitted he was aware of what McLaren were trying with their F-Duct, but insists the Sauber version is entirely their own.
"I knew a little bit about what McLaren was trying, but this is a Sauber system. It is a different system. Honestly, it is so new the system that I have to get in the car and check – where it is, how we do it! So we are in that phase now. I will know more later on today." Pedro De La Rosa.
De La Rosa also praised his team with the response to the system, stating that often the smaller teams are more prepared to take risks and can therefore react quicker when something new comes along. The Spanish pilot also believes the duct makes the car quicker and has no questions over its implementation.
"It is a prototype. We are not sure if we will race it or not. We have to develop it, that is the main thing. The earlier you start the earlier you will have it. And definitely it is a system that if you make it work, it makes the car quicker. Full stop."
"I have been impressed to see how quick the team realised this system was possible. They have come up here with a system that is pretty impressive from what I have seen. I think that it is a very agile team – it is a very quick reacting team and this is something I have realised since day one."
"Sometimes being smaller than a big team means that sometimes you are prepared to take more risks, and react quicker. That can be a strength. You have to be quicker to react than the big teams."
Pedro De La Rosa.




donde se puede ver algoMM.COM escribió:Acaba de iniciar la primera práctica libre...
Aquí hay uno no tan malo:escholl escribió:donde se puede ver algoMM.COM escribió:Acaba de iniciar la primera práctica libre...

ruiz escribió:Hasta el momento solo Bruno Senna ha dado una vuelta completa.
Di Grassi empezando vuelta rápida.
