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PlanetF1.com on MSNUncovered: McLaren’s intriguing change to their front suspensionThe F1 2025 grid is now divided right down the middle on pull or push-rod front suspension at the front of their cars as ...
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Tech Analysis | How the MCL39 'risky' front suspension unlocked even more performanceTo explain why anti-dive is adopted on F1 cars, it’s important to know that breaking causes load to be transferred from the back of the car to the front, normally causing the nose to dive as the ...
New solutions have arisen to the same old questions but who will take what they've learnt from testing and make it count in Australia?
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