We’re getting closer to what we’ll see in F1 in 2026.
My prediction is for a winner between Kostov, Phitec, and of course JJR, but my car too, unless something unexpected happens, is competitive.
I am not sure... On the renders is the car from the last race. Last night I've uploaded the new one....
Since this will be the “floor” race weekend, could you also review my floor concept to help avoid any surprises in the final race?
May I ask what surprises you about my rear wing design? To me this is the most boring Monza wing ever, I have pretty much re-used the profiles from last year.AeroStarKnight wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 12:54I am quite surprised by a few Rear Wing designs particularly Hermes Motorsport and G-Raph.
G-raph wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 21:56Good luck everyone!
May I ask what surprises you about my rear wing design? To me this is the most boring Monza wing ever, I have pretty much re-used the profiles from last year.AeroStarKnight wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 12:54I am quite surprised by a few Rear Wing designs particularly Hermes Motorsport and G-Raph.
The rear wing is standard, but to have such a low-downforce wing (cl*A 0.6/0.7?) and still achieve good balance and good efficiency, I expect that the floor has been improved.G-raph wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 21:56Good luck everyone!
May I ask what surprises you about my rear wing design? To me this is the most boring Monza wing ever, I have pretty much re-used the profiles from last year.AeroStarKnight wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 12:54I am quite surprised by a few Rear Wing designs particularly Hermes Motorsport and G-Raph.
The notch helps a bit with cooling, so it is free df (not so much actually) because I could make cooling inlets slightly smaller.Yeah. I observed your rear wing had a notch in between which I believe will produce more Downforce in the central notch area. Its certainly one of the most efficient rear wings I ve seen for Monza.