- 04 May 09, 22:31#114747
In Bahrain? Most likely, a lot of teams did similar things, like McLaren with their bodywork around the exhausts (the commentators mentioned it in the BBC coverage).
No, I think the new Red Bull will be instantly fast. The amount of simulation work they do among other things, I don't think there'll be a compromise at all. These guys are just so smart in the way they design the cars, I can't see something like that happening.
It's not just speed that determines whether or not a car can win a race - it's also reliability. There Ross has the edge vs. Newey and you can't really test that other than on the race track in a real race. We'll see...
Hasn't the Brawn shown more signs of potential reliability issues than the Red Bull so far, though?
If i remember rightly, the only problems Brawn have had are gearbox related, whereas RB have had more minor niggles (i think they've certainly had driveshaft problems)...
Didnt the Brawns run too hot and have to have little holes cut in the bodywork?
In Bahrain? Most likely, a lot of teams did similar things, like McLaren with their bodywork around the exhausts (the commentators mentioned it in the BBC coverage).
Rising number one of Formula 1, Juan - Juan, one wonders should Juan only win one Formula 1 one year, would Juan have won that one in round one, Juan??