Big Tea wrote: ↑29 Aug 2018, 16:12
Ground Effect wrote: ↑29 Aug 2018, 15:46
Big Tea wrote: ↑29 Aug 2018, 15:09
Thats a strange term "consultant designer"?
Surely all the top F1 designers are designing F1, and the ones that are not will not have the experience?
Ring 118 domeanF1car? Are there such things?
When I read that, my mind went to Rory Byrne, but from what I understand he consults for Ferrari, which would be exclusive. Any other out of work F1 designer who's any good?
Murry, but he has been out of F1 for 3 or 4 generations
Not sure JoJo knows what a TD does and what a designer does ...
James Keys "What the technical director must do is ensure that everything fits together, that nothing is overlooked. In that sense, you can talk about an F1 car being the work of a technical director."
"As technical director, you are ultimately responsible but equally I've always maintained that it's a team effort," says Key.
"I don't sit down and design the front wing; I wouldn't know where to start compared to the guy who does it as a day job.
"Where the TD plays a part is in giving advice about direction. Say we've got direction A and direction B. They are both completely different but one is going to be better than the other and it's difficult to tell which one.
"But the TD says which one we're going to go with. The bigger picture is important; you must have a guy who can do that.
https://www.autosport.com/f1/feature/37 ... l-director