(09-02-2012, 19:52)Senna-1 escribió: Pat Fry: "I am not happy with where we are at the moment."

"I think there is a lot of room for us to improve from where we are. Reliability wise it is good. Performance wise I think we are okay, but we can play around with the performance and improve some corners and some particular parts of the corner, but I would not say I am happy yet until we get the whole thing working."

"Certainly the three tests rather than four does compress things a little bit" "I think we have got a lot of work to do." "The basic platform is okay. We are looking at the various characteristics – and all the bits we have to test. We can play around with the through corner characteristics, so we can do different things at corner entry, mid corner to exit, and it is really trying to find the right balance of those things." "We are working through a reasonably large matrix here, so on each run we are trying almost a different configuration. There is a lot of analysis here and then back at the factory. We are using the simulation and the simulator to make sure everything ties in, so we can put the right package together." "I think everything is a lot more compressed, so there is a lot of pressure on everyone. You have to try and make decisions quickly." "We are not concentrating on taking the fuel out and trying to set a laptime. With only 12 days of testing before the next race, we have to make the most of all the time we have got."

"We were set back a little bit by the foot of snow in Fiorano, certainly the first morning of Felipe [Massa] was spent doing what we would have done there, so we are now trying to play catch up. Right now, it is about trying to get the right package together."

"We have a one-week break coming up, but then it is two solid weeks and then you are packing the freight for Melbourne. So there is a lot of work for everyone to do. It is the same for every team up the pit lane."

"The front suspension is not that a big a deal to be honest" "It is a small aero benefit, a small centre of gravity benefit, and I know it is different from what people have done in the past - but it is not that big a risk to be honest." "With a sensible structure to come you sort it out. We have gone for every last little bit of performance. That was a small benefit and it cost us a small amount of weight, but the weight is low down and in the end it was the right thing to do."



"The first two days we did not really have any reliability issues as such. Today there was a small hydraulic issue. We will get some new bits this evening which hopefully will see that one put to bed."

"That side of it, I think – the car, reliability wise, seems quite good as normal. Performance wise, it is literally trying to get the right bits together so a lot of analysis is needed."

"We are all working very hard..."

(09-02-2012, 17:26)calsa escribió: y no hay nadie en este foro que este allí? me acuerdo que habia gente que cuando iba nos iba informando.

(09-02-2012, 20:31)Asimov escribió: Bueno bueno....yo ni me voy a preocupar con lo que haga en estos y proximos test, solo apuntar algo que es muy muy importante, los datos del tunel de viento se corresponden con los de pista y eso en una escuderia con la capacidad de trabajo de ferrari es importantisimo. El año pasado practicamente se perdio media temporada por esa discrepancia y nos tiro el mundial a la basura.

No, no es un mal comienzo y posiblemente la capacidad de evolucion de un coche que parte de un concepto completamente nuevo sea muy alta, esperemos que sea asi y que lo pasemos muy bien.

Un saludo.

(09-02-2012, 18:00)calsa escribió: SI tuvieramos en television un presentador como pudiera ser Lobato, que nos iba explicando cosas, pero es que ahora estamos mas tirados que una colilla, Lobato ni nadie comenta nada de nada, y si pones Antena 3 te explican menos.