These will be tested in FP1 before a decision is made about deploying them in the race
Even if not perfect it could better to have one of the cars run the main updates during the race. This will ultimately allow the team to be stronger at the next race
Without bold moves catching Red Bull might be hard
So who else is on this forum and what are your thoughts?
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comment by LewisWDC (U1296)
posted on 17/5/11
Hey CookinFlat
Im here....
Anyway it will be a bold man to predict against a Red Bull win... even if updates are coming...
comment by Theo_55 (U1645)
posted on 17/5/11
The opened trottle that feeds the diffuser in cornering is now banned, would be interesting to see how that pans out for all teams.
comment by Stevi555 (U2028)
posted on 18/5/11
Good point Theo...
NAF
With no three minute rule, the numbers game just got interesting.lol
Here,your first 5 star, (•_&bull
comment by Max Whiplash (U2007)
posted on 18/5/11
This may sound pessimistic but it now looks like Red Bull for the next three races at least, unless other teams' updates are really radical.
I agree that bold moves are needed but the risk is then that if they don't work for McLaren then they risk being overtaken by Ferrari.
Still, nothing ventured, nothing gained and I feel that McLaren were too cautious last season and it cost them.
comment by NaFlatSix (U1127)
posted on 18/5/11
very true stevie
maybe ingy will finally be able to win a worthwhile number lol
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