deadhead wrote: ↑07 Jun 2025, 16:05
Sevach wrote: ↑07 Jun 2025, 07:36
ScuderiaLeo wrote: ↑06 Jun 2025, 19:04
That seems way too good to be true. I'd be more worried than excited if that was the case LOL.
Suppousedly they've detected the suspension not doing what was expected in the pre-season.
And at most on China they decided to stop trying to work around the flaws, a redesign was needed.
It's gonna be almost 3 months work, maybe more, on the suspension.
If this is indeed the case one has to wonder why not communicate the issue to their fanbase instead of this silly PR dance for 9 races now which comes across as rather insulting..
"We have a major issue with the suspension and it will take 4 months to fix it."
Simple.
It would be very stupid to do it if they are not sure they are going to fix it.
For all we know, the car might have more flaws and the rear suspension can’t solve all of them.
I think they will be quick, but imagine Fred does what you say and then Mclaren still wins comfortably; he would look like a fool, would not he?
He is in a very delicate position, to not trash the team in public and at the same time to not raise too high expectations.
He knows better than any of us how it needs to be communicated and how to run a F1 team.