r/F1Technical • u/Affectionate_Log3232 • Nov 12 '22
r/F1Technical • u/brooklyncanuck • Jun 13 '22
Picture/Video Lewis’s porpoising car nearly sent him into the wall on turn 17
r/F1Technical • u/jonaskroedel • Mar 30 '22
Picture/Video What a 2022 Car would look like without Halo (not saying that it should get removed)
r/F1Technical • u/KennyGaming • Mar 26 '22
Picture/Video Track geometry review: Ocon close call in Q3 at the same location as shunt that sent MSC to hospital
r/F1Technical • u/thewarmnutter • Mar 14 '22
Picture/Video Autosport did this comparison.... extreme interpretations!
r/F1Technical • u/Miixyd • Apr 07 '22
Picture/Video Does anybody know what the name of this vortex is? Also what is its purpose?
r/F1Technical • u/TurdFurgeson18 • Feb 07 '23
Picture/Video New Alfa Floor is a big change.
r/F1Technical • u/sissipaska • May 27 '23
Picture/Video Mercedes W14 floor revealed in Monaco FP3 after Hamilton's barrier contact
r/F1Technical • u/-screwthisusername- • Mar 10 '22
Picture/Video New picture of the Mercedes.
r/F1Technical • u/Cs_Bence999 • Aug 27 '23
Picture/Video For those who have seen the accident, what happened here? Incorrectly tightened wheel nuts?
r/F1Technical • u/thingswhatnot • Nov 01 '23
Picture/Video Any Redbull floor experts out there keen to have a crack at this image? I searched for the best quality and resolution I could find. I don't know if there's anything interesting here, thought it was worth a snoop.
r/F1Technical • u/strangebrew3522 • Dec 07 '21
Picture/Video Full on-board of Lewis and Max collision
So the past couple days we've had a ton of back and forth over the Hamilton/Max incident, but one thing I noticed is that all the replay's I've seen only show the last few seconds of Lewis' onboard before the collision. The official sites show the turn 1 tangle, and then immediately go to Lewis crashing into Max. Here's the full replay and you can judge for yourselves.
Many people were saying that Max simply brake checked Lewis, but from the replay you can see that Max opened about a 1.3 second gap after the turn 1 incident, and then after a handful of corners, Max started to consistently slow down since he was given the order to let Lewis past. Interesting to note IMO that Lewis clearly sees Max slowing but just gets behind him and basically matches his speed, until the "brake check" happens. Also note that Lewis is told of the swap in position as the collision happens. I said it in my other responses but it's just such a bizarre incident.
edit: Wow this blew up. Really enjoying the discussions on this one!
r/F1Technical • u/alfred_27 • Feb 11 '22
Picture/Video Going from just the picture how would these designs effect the car?
r/F1Technical • u/nbain66 • Jan 01 '22
Picture/Video Mercedes posted a very dark image, I just brightened it up as much as I could. Welcome W13?
r/F1Technical • u/rainfordporter • Dec 15 '23
Picture/Video Anyone able to recognize where this tire is from?
Not sure if this is where I post stuff like this but my buddy is working on a house and send me this only photo of a p zero tire. Is anyone able to recognize where it would be from?
r/F1Technical • u/Marciussf • Nov 20 '21
Picture/Video Max had a floppy wing in Brazil too.
r/F1Technical • u/gannonburgett • Apr 21 '23
Picture/Video Not sure if Ferrari currently runs these, but they look incredible
r/F1Technical • u/fungchilong • May 01 '23
Picture/Video Drink connector and electric connector for the nose cone of Red Bull (similarly in AlphaTauri and Aston Martin) from F1 Tech Talk
r/F1Technical • u/alex_purples • Feb 25 '22
Picture/Video One of the few photos of Ferrari from the top
r/F1Technical • u/Brakesteer • Feb 04 '22
Picture/Video Findings from the Haas livery reveal?
r/F1Technical • u/AleBK89 • Apr 17 '21