buggyboy a écrit:et des ailerons bien flexible a souhait
A tel point qu'ils ont une protection en dessous des endplates pour les protéger
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buggyboy a écrit:et des ailerons bien flexible a souhait
quidam a écrit:Photos et vidéo :
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Big One a écrit:Est-ce que les R30 ont leurs moteurs neufs ou ils les auront demain?
quidam a écrit:Big One a écrit:Est-ce que les R30 ont leurs moteurs neufs ou ils les auront demain?
Demain matin
polo1006 a écrit:Alan Permane (Renault, chef ingénieur de course) : "Nous avons effectué une comparaison d’ailerons arrière avec Vitaly [Petrov], et avons évalué notre nouveau fond plat avec les deux pilotes. Nous avons aussi apporté un nouvel aileron avant ici ce week-end. Les deux pilotes utiliseront toutes ces nouveautés samedi."
ITV de Robert chez PIT Stop
Robert Kubica admitted that an improved version of the floor in his Renault R30 helped get rid of the problems with lack of engine power. Speaking to the PIT STOP portal Pole also revealed that the afternoon working on solutions for the next season.
- We have here a major step for development, who helped us get rid of the serious defects of the floor, we have from Valencia - Renault driver admits. - The form should therefore be better than the last three races.
During the weekend the Valencia team Renault has applied his version of "blown" diffuser. This solution requires routing exhaust outlets at the bottom of the body. - Previous exhale unfortunately did not give such results, as expected - Kubica explains. - We missed quite a lot of power compared to our normal exhalation from previous races. Here we introduced a solution that works better. Let's say we now have a little more power.
Cracovian believes that these three controversial technical inventions that have put the teams this season (F-duct, "puffed" flexible diffuser and front wing), the greatest benefits of the channel F - If it works properly - we reserve the Pole. - You can not quite so important, because it gives the most advantage of the long straight, but had no KERS also give greater benefits to Hungaroringu, and meanwhile here was the first victory for a car with this system.
Kubica once again stressed that despite some similarities in the characteristics of the track, in Hungary it will be difficult to repeat the podium in Monaco. - It's been a long time ago - recalls. - The Formula 1 things change very quickly, the best example is last weekend. Ferrari was surprisingly competitive. In Monaco we were in a better position in comparison with rivals, and now many teams went to the front. Furthermore, the Hungaroring is not the same trajectory as Monaco. But I think that would be even better than at Silverstone.
After training, there are indications that Kubica's main rivals could be the McLaren driver this weekend. Polak hopes to establish a struggle with the drivers who double-lead in the World Cup. - Of course, we hope to beat all, but you have to be realistic - the Renault driver said. - It is difficult to assess the situation after my rides. The car fills quite well, but the pace of Red Bull was amazing. You feel that the car everything is fine, but you lose up to second.
- The first training was quite loose, never had any problems - he said Kubica portal PIT STOP. - In the afternoon, as in Germany, we have focused on work and understanding of some things for next year. Less has been preparing for tomorrow, but rather it was more long-term job.
Renault looked the third fastest car today, ahead of the McLaren, both in headline lap times and in long run times. Vitaly Petrov was fifth fastest and able to lap steadily in the mid 1m 25s showing strong race pace and when he is up there it means that the car must be quick, as Kubica sometimes outperforms the car to gain high positions, for example in Monaco this year.
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