Official Formula 1 Indian GP Banter Thread
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Oct 29, 2011 | 02:26 AM
#167
Nutcrusher
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Posts: 10,272
From: Sweden
But...dont get me wrong, this is a seriously asked question; If Red Bull isn't allowed to drive with their flexing wing, why on earth would Ferrari develop such a thing?
(I know, I know, you're not the spokesman for Ferrari (thank god
) but you usually know this kind of stuff)
(I know, I know, you're not the spokesman for Ferrari (thank god
) but you usually know this kind of stuff)
Oct 29, 2011 | 02:28 AM
#169
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Posts: 23,875
From: Orange County
But...dont get me wrong, this is a seriously asked question; If Red Bull isn't allowed to drive with their flexing wing, why on earth would Ferrari develop such a thing?
(I know, I know, you're not the spokesman for Ferrari (thank god) but you usually know this kind of stuff)
(I know, I know, you're not the spokesman for Ferrari (thank god
) but you usually know this kind of stuff)Red Bull did that with both their wing and flexible floors.
The FIA is a totally reactive body. They never make proactive rules. So you can get ahead of them at times.
That is what Ferrari is attempting.
Oct 29, 2011 | 02:30 AM
#170
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Posts: 10,272
From: Sweden
So often in F1 it is the team that can innovate around the rules that gains an advantage.
Red Bull did that with both their wing and flexible floors.
The FIA is a totally reactive body. They never make proactive rules. So you can get ahead of them at times.
That is what Ferrari is attempting.
Red Bull did that with both their wing and flexible floors.
The FIA is a totally reactive body. They never make proactive rules. So you can get ahead of them at times.
That is what Ferrari is attempting.
