McLaren believes F1 teams will quickly solve porpoising headache
F1 squads were caught on the hop in the first pre-season test at Barcelona in Spain last week with the way the new ground-effect cars bounced down the straights.
It was caused by a return of the ‘porpoising’ phenomenon that was experienced in the early 1980s ground-effect era.
The cycle is triggered at high speed when the cars are pushed down towards the track by the increased aero loads …Keep reading
It was caused by a return of the ‘porpoising’ phenomenon that was experienced in the early 1980s ground-effect era.
The cycle is triggered at high speed when the cars are pushed down towards the track by the increased aero loads …Keep reading
