F1 2009 : China | Shanghai GP

[Monseratto]

United Colors of Benetton. :hysterical:



Ah, but the Scuderia Torro Rosso actually has a real engine in it... not a tuk-tuk motor like the Force India car has... ...I think one of the timing screens showed the STR had one of the highest speed classifications of the race.

Force India has also a Merc Engine, same engine as Mclaren and Brawn cars. We see all the customer-engine cars beating the factory works cars. It shows how important the aero-department contributes to a car's sucess.

[BoyFerrari]

Ah, but the Scuderia Torro Rosso actually has a real engine in it... not a tuk-tuk motor like the Force India car has...

Force India is using Mercedes Benz engine. Identical specs as Lewis Hamilton. The year before it, Force India was using a Ferrari engine.

What is dragging their performance, is the chassis design and car set-up.

Shall we mention the fact that Kimi almost rear-ended another car at the pit exits?

Yes, but it was not captured in slow-motion. Unlike with Nelson Piquet Jr. His embarassing drive was unbearable to watch in a 42-inch widescreen tv.

[BoyFerrari]

It shows how important the aero-department contributes to a car's sucess.

It was mentioned by Steve Slater that the number of employees in Ferrari's Aerodynamics Department alone, is already as large as the number of employees in the entire Red Bull Racing Team already.

That is how large Ferrari is.

[Monseratto]

It was mentioned by Steve Slater that the number of employees in Ferrari's Aerodynamics Department alone, is already as large as the number of employees in the entire Red Bull Racing Team already.

That is how large Ferrari is.

Is Rory Byrne still directly involved in the design of the F60?

Red Bull Racing have two excellent F1 designers. Adrian Newey and Geoff Willis.

[CVT]

^^^ Retired na yata talaga siya.....

7909:taunt:

[niky]

Force India is using Mercedes Benz engine. Identical specs as Lewis Hamilton. The year before it, Force India was using a Ferrari engine.

Awww... you ruined my imagery...

Yes, but it was not captured in slow-motion. Unlike with Nelson Piquet Jr. His embarassing drive was unbearable to watch in a 42-inch widescreen tv.

Which almost certainly guarantees his exit from F1... though he really did give the sponsors lots of air-time... :hysterical: