Team: James Allison (TD), Naoki Tokunaga (DTD), Tim Densham (CD), Dirk De Beer (HA), Gerard Lopez (Chairman), Eric Boullier (TP), Patrick Louis (COO), John Mardle (OD), Steve Nielsen (SD), Alan Permane (CRE)
Drivers: Robert Kubica (9), Vitaly Petrov (10)
Sure but it blew gases way out on the sides so i thought that at higher speeds the air will squeeze it inwards more.piast9 wrote:You saw the flow direction when the vehicle was stationary. At speed that flow would be much closer to the car.HampusA wrote:Just watched the video, it seems that alot of the gases are blower much wider then i first thought.
I'm sorry but there is no way to know this. Especially given the performance of the Red Bulls, you're saying that this car could beat both Mercedes, both Ferrari's and both McLarens?AbbaleRacing77 wrote:If Bobby Kubica was in the seat they would be consistently on the podium right now. I don't think Petrov got that much better... I just think he has a less competitive teamate to challenge him. Kubica was always signifcantly further up the order than petrov last year... I dont think this is a secret to renault though... Maybe.... (just a thought) they should've given Grossjean a shot at the seat this year... he seems to be doing very well on the pirelli tires in gp2. I like heidfeld but he's nothing but an average driver... A decent update and a driver with really good talent (Hamilton, Alonso, Kubica) and this thing will win a race.
Purely an opinion of course. And i dont think it would be dominant but i do think that kubica would be capable of consistent podiums and maybe an occasional win.adrianjordan wrote:I'm sorry but there is no way to know this. Especially given the performance of the Red Bulls, you're saying that this car could beat both Mercedes, both Ferrari's and both McLarens?AbbaleRacing77 wrote:If Bobby Kubica was in the seat they would be consistently on the podium right now. I don't think Petrov got that much better... I just think he has a less competitive teamate to challenge him. Kubica was always signifcantly further up the order than petrov last year... I dont think this is a secret to renault though... Maybe.... (just a thought) they should've given Grossjean a shot at the seat this year... he seems to be doing very well on the pirelli tires in gp2. I like heidfeld but he's nothing but an average driver... A decent update and a driver with really good talent (Hamilton, Alonso, Kubica) and this thing will win a race.
Not sure i understandbot6 wrote:I think it's more past classic than future classic, but yes, it is quite pretty...
