By loading components up and adding them together.
For example if the floor gives 20mm under load and teh front wing a further 15mm under load. that would mean the front wing is in effect 35mm closer to the floor.
I wonder what Ferrari will do if Massa gets in front of Alonso again.
I wonder what Ferrari will do if Massa gets in front of Alonso again.
As Hiro is saying that's easier said than done when the components are individually passing the test, even together passing the test but it's racing loads that they are failing.
It's taken months for of smoke and mirrors to even get this far with red bull getting away with it. Adjustable ride height etc.
The only way for the FIA to find this stuff is to run the car in anger and take measurements or as they have done, let the cars run and leave it to the other teams to do the investigation for them
I expect theyy will increase weighsts to that or slightly higher than that generated at top speed. Then it doesn't matter about combined affects as each component will be within regs at racing speed.
I really hate that stupid Spaniard he's the sort of bloke you could happly walk up to and punch him repeatedly in the face.
Whats to say that the individual component tests preclude the combined effect of a car running outside of regulations under load.
mclaren should definately stick KERS back in their cars and just shout 'suprise' as they boost past everyone off the start.
Mess Massa's pitstop up? We shall see!
I really hate that stupid Spaniard ...