Alpine A522

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It's much deeper looking from this angle.
A lion must kill its prey.

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AR3-GP wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 02:38
It's much deeper looking from this angle.
Hard to get a real good look with the picts I've seen but the the larger arch floor cutout looks identical to what it look like before but further back.

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Nice! Too bad it was the old floor.

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diffuser wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 14:05
Nice! Too bad it was the old floor.
this was not the floor he used in race?

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radosav wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 14:20
diffuser wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 14:05
Nice! Too bad it was the old floor.
this was not the floor he used in race?
That video also shows the low downforce rear wing. I'm not sure that was used in the race?
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There are new parts and improvements on Australia, Imola and Miami said Pat Fry
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/arti ... iVOwn.html

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radosav wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 14:20
diffuser wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 14:05
Nice! Too bad it was the old floor.
this was not the floor he used in race?
Nope that's the one from the tests. Not sure when new floor arived but it came after the new sidepods came in.

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Pat Fry " The car that we have in the wind tunnel now looks completely different to we have now at the track".

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diffuser wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 23:44
Pat Fry " The car that we have in the wind tunnel now looks completely different to we have now at the track".
So I imagine this is the Miami update? However I find that teams are always exaggerating how different it looks. Mercedes is the only team who when they tell you the car will be different, it will look like its from another season of F1 :lol:
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AR3-GP wrote:
24 Mar 2022, 00:16
diffuser wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 23:44
Pat Fry " The car that we have in the wind tunnel now looks completely different to we have now at the track".
So I imagine this is the Miami update? However I find that teams are always exaggerating how different it looks. Mercedes is the only team who when they tell you the car will be different, it will look like its from another season of F1 :lol:
Manufacturing, I think, is anywhere from 8 to 12 weeks. Whatever shows up in Miami was in the tunnel 8 to 12 weeks ago (February). I guess Miami would look more like what's in the tunnel now though. Guess we'll find out.

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diffuser wrote:
24 Mar 2022, 04:16
AR3-GP wrote:
24 Mar 2022, 00:16
diffuser wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 23:44
Pat Fry " The car that we have in the wind tunnel now looks completely different to we have now at the track".
So I imagine this is the Miami update? However I find that teams are always exaggerating how different it looks. Mercedes is the only team who when they tell you the car will be different, it will look like its from another season of F1 :lol:
Manufacturing, I think, is anywhere from 8 to 12 weeks. Whatever shows up in Miami was in the tunnel 8 to 12 weeks ago (February). I guess Miami would look more like what's in the tunnel now though. Guess we'll find out.
Also They have found pace during the bahrain test and bercelona test, but freight meant it was easier to send upgrades to Saudi and Albert Park directly. I know Aston has done this, maybe Alpine too.
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diffuser wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 23:44
Pat Fry " The car that we have in the wind tunnel now looks completely different to we have now at the track".
Bad news but even so, A522 doesn't look helpless. Still believe in Mr Fry.
But it amazes me why Alpine can't tame slow corners, having one of the shortest wheelbases and compact chassis.
Conservative carcasse shape.

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Kamel wrote:
24 Mar 2022, 11:22
diffuser wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 23:44
Pat Fry " The car that we have in the wind tunnel now looks completely different to we have now at the track".
Bad news but even so, A522 doesn't look helpless. Still believe in Mr Fry.
But it amazes me why Alpine can't tame slow corners, having one of the shortest wheelbases and compact chassis.
Conservative carcasse shape.

https://oxy.sports.ru/fetch/?url=https% ... 66e87.jpeg
Guess they're lacking mechanical grip.

From the pod cast, a good of what he does is looking towards the future. Looking for ways to make the engineers more efficient. He's still involved in getting the next upgrade out but not as focused as chassis director.

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diffuser wrote:
24 Mar 2022, 12:45
Kamel wrote:
24 Mar 2022, 11:22
diffuser wrote:
23 Mar 2022, 23:44
Pat Fry " The car that we have in the wind tunnel now looks completely different to we have now at the track".
Bad news but even so, A522 doesn't look helpless. Still believe in Mr Fry.
But it amazes me why Alpine can't tame slow corners, having one of the shortest wheelbases and compact chassis.
Conservative carcasse shape.

https://oxy.sports.ru/fetch/?url=https% ... 66e87.jpeg
Guess they're lacking mechanical grip.

From the pod cast, a good of what he does is looking towards the future. Looking for ways to make the engineers more efficient. He's still involved in getting the next upgrade out but not as focused as chassis director.
How is SA in terms of corners? Lots of 90° degs?
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