That's what I think of when I think of very Williams. I'm pepered to be let down though
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Seems the huge front wing end plates are really a thing. Should make drivers a bit more hesitant to stick their nose where it don't belong. And the end plate is tall enough that the lead car doesn't risk a puncture from the end plate of the follower.
Yeah I'm wondering how these front wings will go in wheel to wheel combat. The old ones would often just knock off an endplate or part of it, these look like more likely to break half of the front wing?
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Yeah, that's my point, drivers are gonna have be more circumspect about jamming their nose in at corners. Especially since the larger wheels will also reduce vision of the front of the car.
Will be interesting to see what sort of impact is has on the racing.
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This article explains the 2022 front wing and what the associated regulations are trying to achieve.
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TECH TUESDAY: How the front wing on the all-new 2022 cars has been designed to improve overtaking | Formula 1®
When the 2022 cars hit the tracks to begin testing next month, we will finally begin getting used to a radical new look of F1, as defined by the revolutionary new aero regulations, the whole purpose of which has been to create cars which retain grip even when following closely
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What your saying is that drivers will have to show more skill.
Not a bad thing.
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If the Russia/Ukraine situation goes pear-shaped, would F1 pull the plug on the Russian GP? I mean if it becomes a warzone then obviously, but as a protest, would Liberty Media mug them off?
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AT know how to make a beautiful looking car.
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New Williams look for 2022
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Nice but a touch bland
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Has a weird bubble nose too.
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I was confused by what you meant until I saw the actual car below and not renders on the FIA show car posted above
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Looks like the 90s Williams in the nose.
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Something to keep me entertained in my 2 weeks back in Aus
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Back to the 90s colour scheme too. The F399 in 1999 was the last car to have a black front wing. F310 was the last one to have a black rear and front rear.
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That is shit hot if that's the actual car.
Looks slow…
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Absolute sex
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Victory for the Hamilton moaners and British F1 media. Spent all 2 months hounding out Masi and now he's gone. Maybe they should hound out Toto as well, oh wait he's Hamilton's pal.
