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📊 QUALIFYING PERFORMANCE
- Races 1-11: Aston was as quick as Merc, and Alpine quicker than McL.
- Races 12-22: Ferrari was quickest! Alpine was fighting with Aston.

DEVELOPMENT
📈 Improved: AT -0.52%, McL -0.49%, Williams -0.39.
📉 Got worse: Aston +0.52%, RB +0.23%, Alpine +0.11%.

Values are relative to each team’s quicker driver for each session.
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QUALIFYING PERFORMANCE PER GP

🟠McLaren's improvement is clear: from 1-2% off the best to pole in Brazil!

🟢Aston, instead, got progressively less competitive

First 9 dry sessions: 7 RB, 1 Ferrari, 1 Merc
Last 9: 5 Ferrari, 3 RB, 1 McL.

Mercedes had stable performance.
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DISTRIBUTION OF QUALI PERFORMANCE

On average:
🔵RB >🔴Ferrari >🟢Merc >🟢Aston =🟠McL

Ferrari was very consistent: they were never farther than 0.8% off pole!👌

Excluding Singapore, RB was the most consistent.

🟡Yellow Dots = Abu Dhabi.

McL, Haas, AT and Williams were quick!

Values are relative to each team’s quickest lap in the session.

Ferrari’s consistency in qualifying mirrors their inconsistency in the races!
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2023 has been amazing:

> I've been to the Monaco GP and to Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing (@RLLracing), thanks to two wonderful fans!
> Many new types of analyses
> Expanded to Threads and Telegram
> Collab with JMP Software (@JMP_software)


2024 will start with a BIG announcement! 🤫👀

Opening my page (almost two years ago) was one of the best decisions of my life!

Thanks for everything: I will also accompany you during the next season, hoping to make your F1 experience more exciting and interesting!

Thanks to you for making this possible! ❤️
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Under stable rules, sub-optimal design choices are replaced by 'winning' philosophies.🏆

This year, especially in the last few races, we've had a much tighter pack than in 2022.

Still, I loved the early-2022 variability in design: look at this Aston!😍

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Highest Percentage Wins in a Season (Drivers)

🥇Verstappen 2023 - 86.36% (19/22)
🥈Ascari 1952 - 75.00% (6/8)
🥉Schumacher 2004 - 72.22% (13/18)

This year Max Verstappen beat a 71-year old record!🤯

Ascari's record is impressive considering old #F1 cars' bad reliability.
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Ferrari SF-23 (Top) vs SF21 (Bottom)🔎

Notice how different the shape (and size) of the bodywork is!👀

The 18'' rims made the 2023 tyres' diameter larger (despite the thinner sidewall): 660mm➡️720mm

The next comparison will be based on your comments: choose two #F1 cars!🤩
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RedBull decidedly improved over their already great 2022 season:
4 more wins
6 more poles
3 more fastest laps
101 more points

RB19>RB18 in every way: In Adu Dhabi, both the top speed (+2km/h) and high-speed cornering (+8km/h) improved!
More downforce AND less drag
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What is your favourite F1 car, or the one you consider most iconic?👀

Comment with a photo of that!🤩

I will start: Ferrari F2002🐎

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The most powerful F1 engine ever?

The tiny 1500cc 4-cylinder 1986 BMW M12: over 1400hp in qualifying!🔥

Power is estimated: no dyno could accurately measure over 1000hp!💡

The Benetton reached 352km/h in Monza, with much worse drag (and grip) than current cars!

Mind-blowing! 😳
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Formula Data Analysis
The most powerful F1 engine ever? The tiny 1500cc 4-cylinder 1986 BMW M12: over 1400hp in qualifying!🔥 Power is estimated: no dyno could accurately measure over 1000hp!💡 The Benetton reached 352km/h in Monza, with much worse drag (and grip) than current…
The inline-4 layout of the BMW engine gave it a clear advantage over the V6 engines used by Ferrari and Renault:
1 fewer turbos, 2 fewer cylinders, 8 fewer valves➡️lower frictional losses➡️More power and better reliability.
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F1 vs MotoGP Aero

In F1, wings make you corner quicker
In MotoGP, cornering might get worse!😳

F1:🔵downforce increases the🔴tyre load➡️more grip (higher lat. accel. ay).

MotoGP:🔵"down"-force has a horizontal (centrifugal) component, pushing the bike out of the corner!

🔵Downforce acts on the bike midplane
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-The tyres🔴vertical load increases (good).
-More🟣lateral tyre force is required for a given lateral acceleration (bad!).

At best, the two effects cancel out.
At worst, cornering gets worse as the friction coefficient μ decreases! 📉

So, why do MotoGP engineers add wings on the bikes if they cause additional drag while potentially making cornering worse? 🤔

Mostly to limit wheelie: that's the limiting factor out of most corners, and not the rear tyre grip! 🏍

Braking improves too.👌
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In '05 and '06, Alonso became champion with Renault, showing a driving technique never seen before... and no one has used it since then!👀

He used very high steering angles to manage the front tyre temperatures in a unique way🛞🔥

👇Curious already? Read on to know more!👇
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Formula Data Analysis
In '05 and '06, Alonso became champion with Renault, showing a driving technique never seen before... and no one has used it since then!👀 He used very high steering angles to manage the front tyre temperatures in a unique way🛞🔥 👇Curious already? Read on…
At the time, there were two tyre suppliers; Renault was equipped with Michelin tyres.

In 2005, pit stops were banned! Drivers had to complete qualifying and the race on a single tyre set. Suppliers provided very hard and durable tyres... too much for a qualifying session!
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Formula Data Analysis
At the time, there were two tyre suppliers; Renault was equipped with Michelin tyres. In 2005, pit stops were banned! Drivers had to complete qualifying and the race on a single tyre set. Suppliers provided very hard and durable tyres... too much for a qualifying…
ALO's Renault was gifted with excellent traction.

This improved further in '06 when the team introduced the legendary 'Mass Damper': a mass connected to the chassis through a spring, tuned so that the mass itself oscillated instead of the car when over kerbs!
[📸:@wearetherace]
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