Looks much more like the Ferrari and Mercedes sidepods at the rear half now.
Looks much more like the Ferrari and Mercedes sidepods at the rear half now.
Good quote. I have seen others where they talk about a substantial change in “concept” for next season, so it’s probably just semantics. It can be difficult to parse what these guys are talking about sometimes when it comes to technical matters.Avocado wrote: ↑ "Even if our car might get a little bit longer, even if conceptually the suspension might change, everything that we're learning this year is very much relevant for next year. So, we're very keen to keep developing the car for as long as we possibly can."
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/why- ... /10845412/
I think the ‘change in concept’ might be the 150mm longer car in overall length, longer gear ratios, a new rear suspension layout and the mandatory shortening of the front ‘bib’.Brahmal wrote: ↑25 Sep 2026, 19:47Good quote. I have seen others where they talk about a substantial change in “concept” for next season, so it’s probably just semantics. It can be difficult to parse what these guys are talking about sometimes when it comes to technical matters.Avocado wrote: ↑ "Even if our car might get a little bit longer, even if conceptually the suspension might change, everything that we're learning this year is very much relevant for next year. So, we're very keen to keep developing the car for as long as we possibly can."
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/why- ... /10845412/
My initial thought was orange Mercedes
Very much so. I get the feeling the sidepod air inlets don't actually have too much effect on the overall flows over the car, and that the rear of the sidepods are far more important.
