Canadian GP: Williams Martini GP Preview
By Williams Martini Racing
June 2 2014
After running at the unique Monaco circuit the Williams Martini team moves to the city of Montreal for the 2014 Canadian GP. This circuit is know for its long straights and slow and tight chicanes. The team feels that the FW36 is well suited to this track with both Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas aiming to continue their point scoring results.
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This quick nip across the
pond is one of the most popular jaunts on the F1 calendar. Montreal
becomes a party town over the grand prix weekend and the townsfolk
embrace the sport entirely. Their passion for F1 extends into the
grandstands, where their noise and enthusiasm is usually rewarded with
an exciting race.
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At least that's my take on it any way!
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Fingers crossed for an impressive weekend! However, slow corner traction may be an issue that takes away the advantage of the high top speed, especially if it is a bit chilly and the team can't get the tyres to work.
At least that's my take on it any way!
Well, we seem to have good mechanical traction, we miss some aero-downforce traction, we may be ok, fingers crossed...
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* there is what looks like a hot ait exit from the brakes on the brake duct, didnt notice that feature on the cat before.
** an updated diffuser, probably used earlier but I couldnt find good picture of it at Monaco.
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More pictures from yeterday:
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** an updated diffuser, probably used earlier but I couldnt find good picture of it at Monaco.
Yep, well spotted.
Pic from Spanish Gp
So much can go wrong, but fingers crossed that for once everything goes to plan.
