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CookinFlat6 wrote:Its really going to seperate the field. As so much power is provided by the ERS, I can see this is where many will have problems. Renault had better be on top of the ERS because if it fails regulary like it did for Webber etc, thats the race gone as 160 break is too much to loseFI regularly have issues with their Merc Kers units, but that just may be how they operate them.
Given the choice, on previous form you gotta say Merc are looking in control
What's Burning? wrote:Never fear Adrian Newey is going to begin to design engines with pencil and paper.He's designing them ON pencil and paper, or making them out of pencil and paper? Because i'd like to see the latter.
1Lemon wrote:Now you just look silly since there is nothing wrong with what I wrote. But since you asked for clarification, how could he possibly design an engine on a pencil, I mean the paper I can understand. So their.What's Burning? wrote:Never fear Adrian Newey is going to begin to design engines with pencil and paper.He's designing them ON pencil and paper, or making them out of pencil and paper? Because i'd like to see the latter.
What's Burning? wrote:Well designing it on a pencil, is the same as designing it on a block of wood with a massive lead (graphite), but I can't see him going to design engines for the American market. OOOOOHHHHHH BURN!1Lemon wrote:Now you just look silly since there is nothing wrong with what I wrote. But since you asked for clarification, how could he possibly design an engine on a pencil, I mean the paper I can understand. So their.What's Burning? wrote:Never fear Adrian Newey is going to begin to design engines with pencil and paper.He's designing them ON pencil and paper, or making them out of pencil and paper? Because i'd like to see the latter.


Jabberwocky wrote:Moving away from big capacities is good for the sport. Look how well staying with big displacement worked for DetroitIt wasn't big displacement that killed Detroit. It was lousy craftsmanship a lack of design innovation, the expectation that all you had to do to a car was give it a new nose and new tail every two years and people would buy it. All coupled with abysmal management and leadership.
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