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Definitely different approaches to design.... Thanks for the pics Tim! The Ferrari cars are looking MUCH better! I wonder who besides Lotus has gone with the "drop nose" design?
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Not that I knew that..... (but I was curious too...)
Spot on ...they even use very special lighting techniques to hide stuff....the only one over all the years that does not is McLaren, they just don't even put the bits on....they just use fakes....
Originally Posted by Bdox
Wow! Much nicer job than the last model.
I wonder why all the black paint? Diverting attention from some sneaky details?
Interesting! They sure have some fun toys to play with; thought to design to product. I wonder how much it cost to close the Lincoln Tunnel for that other video? As a driver I would have wanted full access to both lanes.... Potholes?
Ferrari has confirmed that it has hired veteran designer Rory Byrne, architect of the winning Benetton and Ferrari cars of the Michael Schumacher era, to work on its next F1 car, which will be to 2014 turbo rules. La Gazetta Sportiva says that Byrne, 69, was spotted at the F1 launch this year and told a German journalist his plans. Quizzed on this, the team has now confirmed the signing. Byrne retired from F1 and moved to Thailand a few years ago to run a scuba diving centre, but has maintained strong links with Ferrari.