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Friday, April 25, 2014
Force India took the opportunity at the
post Bahrain GP test to assess a few new rear end details that the
team then adopted for the Chinese GP.
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Either side of the crash
structure and within the Y100 limitations the team have been using a
winglet to create upwash, at the post Bahrain test and in China this
increased to two winglets either side of the crash structure
(arrowed).
The team have also made alterations to
the Diffuser (circled), with the largest change coming at the outer channels.
The outer sections now arc over making the diffuser shorter at its
periphery, with the now more complex vertical strakes still outwardly
pointed in order to affect the wheels wake outbound of it. The
detached Gurney trim also follows the full periphery of the diffuser
rather than stopping blunt like the older specification diffuser.
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