Great pic by the real @xaviAeroporn confirms Audi using “decomposed” (multi-link) upper wishbone—in contrast to all others using multi-link lower. Merc, I believe, are only team with “classic” wishbones upper and lower.
Replying to @carpentiers_f1
The exhaust routing looks to have been dropped down to make room for the stay.
That rear suspension mounting arrangement—although dramatic—was always suspect.
Replying to @adrianfclarke @SpeedSportLife
Best parody of this “food” item here: youtube.com/watch?v=5s1ItGeA…
Replying to @dr_obbs
With rotation direction of flaps, the slot gap between mainplane and 2nd element is likely bigger (for clearance requirements—hinted at in pic) than Ferrari and standard DRS.
Also likely 2nd element L/E doesn’t overlap the mainplane T/E (as much) and so reducing slot effect.
Replying to @adrianfclarke
Never understood the appeal of building a “pixelated” car model 🤷🏻♂️
Replying to @AndreaGalante__ @F1ingenerale_
With pic…
Floorboard top element camber flipped to be more aligned to greater outwash from undercut reduction.
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Ferrari’s inspiration for floor mods 😂
#F1 #FormulaTecnica
Un lavoro raffinato della #Ferrari sull’aerodinamica della SF-26 che va oltre le forme: concetti estremizzati e utili ad una precisa causa per ottimizzare le potenzialità della vettura italiana
🖋️@berrageiz
Link analisi tecnica 👇
formulatecnica.it/2026/06/f1…
Replying to @adrianfclarke @AutoPap
“Works” better, maybe, but OMG, so hard to look at especially when roofline aesthetics are trained by designs like this…












