The Williams FW26 nose is the ugliest piece of automobiliana since the
Edsel.
http://f1.racing-live.com/en/photos/2004/index_team-williams.shtml
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Ferrari to explore FW26's nose
''...perhaps it is something we should look at'' [14/01/04 - 14:10]
A Ferrari spokesperson has revealed that the reigning World Champions
are intending to have a look at the radical nose of the Williams FW26.
And if it proves to give a team the edge, they may decide to copy it.
The new Williams FW26 chassis uses the twin-keel monocoque/suspension
design. It features a shorter nose than its predecessor, the FW25, and
has sweeping front wing supports that resemble tusks. The car has
already demonstrated its pace, claiming P1 on four occasions at Jerez
in the last seven days, despite it being the FW26s maiden test
session.
Because of this Ferrari now intend to examine the nose of the FW26 to
see how much it really adds to a cars performance. But, it wont be
the first time that the Scuderia have considered the idea.
A Ferrari spokesperson told The News Of The World: 'We investigated a
similar concept a few years ago and at that time it didn't seem to
offer anything to us. But now perhaps it is something we should look
at again.
Mich FOSTER
CAPSIS International
Iain Miller - 14 Jan 2004 18:26 GMT
> The Williams FW26 nose is the ugliest piece of automobiliana since the
> Edsel.
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> offer anything to us. But now perhaps it is something we should look
> at again."
Funnily enough Williams have that ex-Ferrari aerodynamics girlie on board
these days...can't remember her name.
I.
Tifosi308 the Serial Number Geek - 23 Jan 2004 06:31 GMT
"Iain Miller" wrote...
>Funnily enough Williams have that ex-Ferrari aerodynamics girlie on board
>these days...can't remember her name.
Dr. Antonia Terzi. She helped save the FW25 and crafted the FW26. At last a
woman in F1 not clad in spandex and Marlboro decals.
MC - 23 Jan 2004 06:41 GMT
> "Iain Miller" wrote...
>
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> Dr. Antonia Terzi. She helped save the FW25 and crafted the FW26. At last a
> woman in F1 not clad in spandex and Marlboro decals.
Well hey - look who's back! Missed you terribly. At least now I know
you're still out there monitoring our spew ...
MC
Phil - 23 Jan 2004 13:14 GMT
T!
Good to hear from you again!
Phil
>"Iain Miller" wrote...
>
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>Dr. Antonia Terzi. She helped save the FW25 and crafted the FW26. At last a
>woman in F1 not clad in spandex and Marlboro decals.
TigerRace1 - 25 Jan 2004 20:57 GMT
<<At last a woman in F1 not clad in spandex and Marlboro decals. >>
I don't believe Desiree Wilson ever wore spandex when she raced.
C.
Tifosi308 the Serial Number Geek - 26 Jan 2004 03:05 GMT
TigerRace1 wrote....
>I don't believe Desiree Wilson ever wore spandex when she raced.
Did I say spandex? I meant nomex.
Then again it was 1980 when she DNQed at Silverstone and everyone (men
included) was wearing spandex back then!!
T308
(Who still thinks Desire was quicker than Alain de Cadanet....)
MC - 26 Jan 2004 06:53 GMT
> TigerRace1 wrote....
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> T308
> (Who still thinks Desire was quicker than Alain de Cadanet....)
But NOBODY says "Let's take her for a spin, shall we?"? better than
Alain de Cadanet.
Tifosi308 the Serial Number Geek - 27 Jan 2004 05:43 GMT
MC wrote....
>But NOBODY says "Let's take her for a spin, shall we?"? better than
>Alain de Cadanet.
And nobody says "this is my favorite car" more often about different vehicles
than Alain de Cadenet...
T308
(Who can never look at AdC without thinking of his "moment" with a low flying
Spitifre.....)
Paul Duffin - 29 Jan 2004 14:08 GMT
> TigerRace1 wrote....
>
>> I don't believe Desiree Wilson ever wore spandex when she raced.
>
> Did I say spandex? I meant nomex.
I point this out purely in the interest of furthering debate
regarding appropriate materials for clothing in racing...
http://chicasmotor.galeon.com/
...Lycra, anyone?
Paul

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TigerRace1 - 29 Jan 2004 23:30 GMT
<<I point this out purely in the interest of furthering debate regarding
appropriate materials for clothing in racing...>>
Their fathers must be so proud.
C. :::whose own father probably doesn't miss the days that she spent in
miniskirts and high heels:::