- 10 Feb 10, 12:37#184540
Is it just me or does the Lotus look a bit small? Maybe its angle or something, it just looks a bit smaller than the rest.
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manmonkee wrote:Cubejam wrote:I confidently predict that the virgin car will trounce it, Of course it'll be interesting to see who wins the battle of the new teams, and to be fair Toro Rosso should be counted amongst them.manmonkee wrote:Yup, ugly looking thing, bit of a fat bottom on it too, not exactly the tapered ellegence we've got used too.I think it's a thing of beauty. Simple & true to its historic team name. Yellow stripe up the middle, yellow wheels.. green everywhere else... as Lotus should be
manmonkee wrote: and to be fair Toro Rosso should be counted amongst them.Disagree, Torro Rosso have too much of a headstart to be counted in with the new tems I'm afraid
RA Dunk wrote:Agreed, they have had quite a few seasons of Newey designed cars and this years looks heavily derivative of last years Red Bull, which was the fastest car by the end of the season.manmonkee wrote: and to be fair Toro Rosso should be counted amongst them.Disagree, Torro Rosso have too much of a headstart to be counted in with the new tems I'm afraid

gilles27 wrote:Correct, but look where the Toro Rosso was at the end of the season. The team don't seem very good at setting it up and the drivers don't seem very good at getting the most out of it. Lotus have a number of staff from Toyota there, I believe, and both Trulli and Kovalainen are decent drivers, so provided the car is alright, they should be able to challenge Toro Rosso. Unless, of course, the Italian outfit have improved significantly over the winter.RA Dunk wrote:Agreed, they have had quite a few seasons of Newey designed cars and this years looks heavily derivative of last years Red Bull, which was the fastest car by the end of the season.manmonkee wrote: and to be fair Toro Rosso should be counted amongst them.Disagree, Torro Rosso have too much of a headstart to be counted in with the new tems I'm afraid

scotty wrote:Haven't you?
Red Bull rear end... is it me or is that a huge hole above the light that is part of the diffuser? If so i haven't seen anything like that on the other cars....


Denthúl wrote:Makes no difference where they finished last season or how good they were at setting it up, the point is they "did" finish last season and they "have" set it up many times before, so comparing them with new team's is a bit unfair TBH
Correct, but look where the Toro Rosso was at the end of the season. The team don't seem very good at setting it up and the drivers don't seem very good at getting the most out of it. Lotus have a number of staff from Toyota there, I believe, and both Trulli and Kovalainen are decent drivers, so provided the car is alright, they should be able to challenge Toro Rosso. Unless, of course, the Italian outfit have improved significantly over the winter.
Denthúl wrote:First shot i've seen of that Toro Rosso's rear end as it happens...scotty wrote:Haven't you?
Red Bull rear end... is it me or is that a huge hole above the light that is part of the diffuser? If so i haven't seen anything like that on the other cars....

Gilles 27 wrote:Has anybody got a shot of the Force India's rear diffuser, word on the street is that it's a bit unusual...


scotty wrote:Cheers! Yup that is a strange diffuser.Gilles 27 wrote:Has anybody got a shot of the Force India's rear diffuser, word on the street is that it's a bit unusual...


Denthúl wrote:LOL typical bloody Newey!scotty wrote:Haven't you?
Red Bull rear end... is it me or is that a huge hole above the light that is part of the diffuser? If so i haven't seen anything like that on the other cars....

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