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Latest F1 news about: Atr

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McLaren aims to "cash in" on aero development, set for testing limit advantage

3 months ago

from: Autosport.com

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McLaren is set to "cash in" on its Formula 1 aerodynamic testing over the first part of the season, after bringing relatively few upgrades in the opening 14 races.The... read more »

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Aston Martin using 2024 F1 car findings to upgrade 2023 machine

about 1 year ago

from: Autosport.com

( 447 views )

The FIA cost cap and Aerodynamic Testing Restrictions that limit wind tunnel and CFD hours pushes teams to start early on the development of a new car rather than immediately... read more »

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Horner: Red Bull faces "significant handicap" with F1 aero testing restrictions

about 1 year ago

from: Autosport.com

( 808 views )

Introduced ahead of the 2021 season, the ATR was conceived in tandem with the budget cap to inspire a more competitive field and increase the financial sustainability of the... read more »

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Mercedes refuse to blame testing regulations for slump

over 2 years ago

from: GPfans.com

( 2996 views )

Mercedes technical director Mike Elliott believes his team must be honest with itself and not use the aerodynamic testing restrictions [ATR] as an excuse for its troubled start... read more »

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Brawn on ‘NFL draft pick’ ATR rules

over 4 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

( 699 views )

Ross Brawn has billed the new ATR rules as a "gentle levelling of the playing field", adamant the best will still rise to the top. read more »

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Allison on ‘laggy, awkward’ R&D sliding scale

over 4 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

( 1065 views )

Formula 1's new sliding scale aerodynamic testing regulations, ATR, are "laggy" and "awkward" according to Mercedes tech director James Allison. read more »

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Balance of performance has 'no place in Formula 1' says Wolff

over 4 years ago

from: GPfans.com

( 998 views )

Toto Wolff has said he is against any form of balance of power in Formula 1, although he accepts the new aerodynamic testing restrictions [ATR] as a 'fine adjustment'. read more »