Sauber C30 Ferrari

[adrianjordan]

Wow, that's some garbled english thanks to an auto-translate program!!

Shame about the livery remaining largely unchanged (if indeed that proves to be the case).

[Carlo's]

C30:
http://yfrog.com/h0m76pxj

[myurr]

[myurr]

Definite convergence in design this year.... boo hiss.

But again the car looks good. Still pull rod at the back.

[wesley123]

pretty cool car lol.

[ESPImperium]

Nice enough looking car, but the sponsors make it look a bit garbled. Red clashing with yellow, and the fact the rest of the livery just dosnt really fit to me.

Maybes ill grow to like the livery.

[i70q7m7ghw]

Definite convergence in design this year.... boo hiss.

But again the car looks good. Still pull rod at the back.

Push-rod is only really a good idea for Red Bull this year because they've been running it for 2+ years now.

It would be silly for a team to jump to pull rod at the same time as making a switch to new tyres. All of their comparison data would be completey useless. They would end up having to run last years chassis *hint hint* to get the data on the tyres...

[myurr]

It's great that they've got a nice batch of sponsors on the car, but the mishmash of colours at the front looks real ugly.

Rear looks less tidy than the Ferrari but overall it looks less bulky. I think we could be in for a much closer grid this year if all these cars work as expected - the aero solutions all look very similar so it could come down to who best understands the tyres from a mechanical point of view.

[wickerbill]

Indeed nice looking car and seems to be really high around driver cockpit.

[FrukostScones]

the car looks fine, but these colours uhhh and they kept this massively ugly c1 ? "scientology" logo...

[H. Zedozil]

Based on Autosport.com, they will have an integrated blown diffuser: http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/89157

[Carlo's]

Flying airbox:

[myurr]

Interesting solution at the rear (from scarbs):

[matt21]

[i70q7m7ghw]

Interesting solution at the rear (from scarbs):

What's so interesting about it?