Red Bull RB19

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organic wrote:
16 Mar 2023, 14:33
AMuS 📸

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Albert Fabrega 📸

Best I've got right now
Does this show how far the front of the floor can flex? Look how much lower the front of the bib is than the rest of the surrounding area, seems a huge difference. Unless I'm just imagining this because the surrounding areas all sit above the tunnels.
Felipe Baby!

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organic wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 13:22
Just circuit specific changes listed. Doesn't mean nothing else has changed though of course
That's not correct. All changes need to be listed. This is mandatory since 2022.

Before the cars are actually presented, teams must provide a document to the FIA of all notable changes to the cars since the previous race session or test, but crucially teams will be allowed to miss these ‘obligatory’ presentations but only after written permission is granted from the FIA – a good reason would therefore be needed.
So in any case, there will be a FIA document. Either one with all the listed changes or one with a reason why the current changes do not need to be listed.

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I think the changes from 2022 to 2023 are not relevant. It's per season.

Testing -> document -> race 1 -> document -> race 2 ...

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gandharva wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:16
I think the changes from 2022 to 2023 are not relevant. It's per season.

Testing -> document -> race 1 -> document -> race 2 ...
Alfa Romeo brought significant changes to their engine cover/sharkfin geometry for this weekend that aren't listed on their documents anywhere..

it says in the section you've quoted that it's obligatory to state any notable changes. A team can perhaps decide to not include it if it's not notable in their opinion.

Again, this happened all throughout last year. Teams aren't listing everything

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organic wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:18
Alfa Romeo brought significant changes to their engine cover/sharkfin geometry for this weekend that aren't listed on their documents anywhere..
Imho this is the same engine cover with different cooling outlets/panels. I cannot see any geometry changes. I stick to it. ANY significant changes will be listed in these documents.

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gandharva wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:25
organic wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:18
Alfa Romeo brought significant changes to their engine cover/sharkfin geometry for this weekend that aren't listed on their documents anywhere..
Imho this is the same engine cover with different cooling outlets/panels. I cannot see any geometry changes. I stick to it. ANY significant changes will be listed in these documents.
And then it becomes a rather semantic argument of what is a notable change :mrgreen: or what is "the same" engine cover. Teams have and will continue to avoid listing things if and when they can get away with it

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Sure. That's why I used the word "significant". Everything else is more or less irrelevant, as it's not really performance relevant. I'm absoluteley sure that no team will be able to bring e.g. a significant frontwing update without having to list it.

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gandharva wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:32
Sure. That's why I used the word "significant". Everything else is more or less irrelevant, as it's not really performance relevant. I'm absoluteley sure that no team will be able to bring e.g. a significant frontwing update without having to list it.
Ok. You originally replied to me saying:
That's not correct. All changes need to be listed
In reply to me saying that there could be changes that are on the car without being listed

However we've now agreed that teams can omit smaller changes from the documents and get away with it =D>

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Splittng hairs, but I'm with you on that one. :)

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If you guys are done, would like you to answer me now :lol:
Sam Collins said RB has added a winglet on the FW endplate this week, I thought it was already there in Bahrain. Do we have pictures of the FW this week or is he mistaken?

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kediown wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:45
If you guys are done, would like you to answer me now :lol:
Sam Collins said RB has added a winglet on the FW endplate this week, I thought it was already there in Bahrain. Do we have pictures of the FW this week or is he mistaken?
It was there in Bahrain testing. It's just incorrect info

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Date of photo: 23rd Feb (pg 8 of this thread)

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kediown wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:45
If you guys are done, would like you to answer me now :lol:
Sam Collins said RB has added a winglet on the FW endplate this week, I thought it was already there in Bahrain. Do we have pictures of the FW this week or is he mistaken?
It's been there since testing.
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gandharva wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:16
I think the changes from 2022 to 2023 are not relevant. It's per season.

Testing -> document -> race 1 -> document -> race 2 ...
So if they ran anything in testing, then they would not have to mention it?, even if it was one lap.
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Big Tea wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 21:02
gandharva wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:16
I think the changes from 2022 to 2023 are not relevant. It's per season.

Testing -> document -> race 1 -> document -> race 2 ...
So if they ran anything in testing, then they would not have to mention it?, even if it was one lap.
Why would they? It's just testing, it's not part of the season. That car doesn't even need to be legal.

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mzso wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 21:28
Big Tea wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 21:02
gandharva wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 18:16
I think the changes from 2022 to 2023 are not relevant. It's per season.

Testing -> document -> race 1 -> document -> race 2 ...
So if they ran anything in testing, then they would not have to mention it?, even if it was one lap.
Why would they? It's just testing, it's not part of the season. That car doesn't even need to be legal.
No, but if they did not want to draw attention to something it would be a good way to do it, rather than have it printed and have to 'describe it'
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