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If you are talking of DAS - they spoke with FIA through development process and was ok'ed. And DAS is made illegal from next year. Are you saying Ferrari work
by manojlds 6y ago
If you are talking of DAS - they spoke with FIA through development process and was ok'ed.
And DAS is made illegal from next year.
Are you saying Ferrari worked with FIA for their sensor cheat last year as well? BTW, none of us on the outside even know what they even cheated on and what the agreement is etc. The theory is that FIA knows there was cheating with the sensors but doesn't have the necessary evidence to prove it.
- awongh 6y agoTo me this is the main problem with F1 as a sport. In football and basketball you can see most of the important strategy play out on the field. In F1 you are always left guessing which hidden aspect of the engineering is affecting the outcome of the race. Making everything open source wouldn’t change anything, but at least from a fan perspective you could really delve into those cool engineering bits. Right now we are left guessing at what the Ferrari engine was doing and how it worked. The things that are actually resulting in the wins/losses are not even not visible, they are secret! What other sport is like that?
- manojlds 6y agoThey are not really secret, there is specualtion, there is copying and eventually there is details. The whole thing came to this end because RedBull guessed what Ferrari were doing. Perhaps that is why I love F1 over any other sport. I love the technical aspects, the need to push into gray area etc.