Red Bull in the Himalayas

Awesome! So what sort of changes were required to make the engine run properly at that height?

Well i know it was turned right down and running a different map but other than that, your guess is as good as mine. Again ,i will ask the questions tomorrow and report back.
 
How did they have to modify the car to make the turning circle much smaller? Id imagone some of the slow tight bends would be impossible at race spec :D

Tighter than the hairpin at monaco?

I know the 97 williams turning circle wouldn't get round the hotel hairpin at monaco so they used the power in the engine to bring the back round.

Yet another record for Red Bull :D
 
Well done RBR (yet another record you hold lol) and thanks CS

maybe I wasnt concerntrating but I didnt see anything that was a tighter hairpin than Monaco there (I appreciate massive altitude differences though)
 
As promised

Hi mate
We had to pressurise the fuel system because of lack of pressure at that height.
Cosworth also did a lot of work on the fuel management which made the car run very rich.
The lack of oxygen at that altitude reduced the power by aroung 30%.
We have a Monaco rack fitted to the car to allow great sterring lock, this was fine for most corners but
Neel had to spin up the rear wheels a bit to get around the really tight corners.

Cheers.
Tony.

Red Bull Racing Support Team Manager
 
As promised

Hi mate
We had to pressurise the fuel system because of lack of pressure at that height.
Cosworth also did a lot of work on the fuel management which made the car run very rich.
The lack of oxygen at that altitude reduced the power by aroung 30%.
We have a Monaco rack fitted to the car to allow great sterring lock, this was fine for most corners but
Neel had to spin up the rear wheels a bit to get around the really tight corners.

Cheers.
Tony.

Red Bull Racing Support Team Manager
thank you. thank you. thank you.

good insight there. so it just wasn't a simple ECU tweak then...
 
As promised

Hi mate
We had to pressurise the fuel system because of lack of pressure at that height.
Cosworth also did a lot of work on the fuel management which made the car run very rich.
The lack of oxygen at that altitude reduced the power by aroung 30%.
We have a Monaco rack fitted to the car to allow great sterring lock, this was fine for most corners but
Neel had to spin up the rear wheels a bit to get around the really tight corners.

Cheers.
Tony.

Red Bull Racing Support Team Manager
were you using a renault engine?
 
As promised

Hi mate
We had to pressurise the fuel system because of lack of pressure at that height.
Cosworth also did a lot of work on the fuel management which made the car run very rich.
The lack of oxygen at that altitude reduced the power by aroung 30%.
We have a Monaco rack fitted to the car to allow great sterring lock, this was fine for most corners but
Neel had to spin up the rear wheels a bit to get around the really tight corners.

Cheers.
Tony.

Red Bull Racing Support Team Manager

Awesome :cool: Thanks Buddy!
 
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