Technical Video: BMW-Sauber split in half Posted on May 31, 2012 by scarbsf1 Advertisements Rate this:Share this:TwitterFlattrFacebookEmailPrintMoreRedditLike this:Like Loading... Related
An amazing insight into the inner workings of an F1 cars – thanks for highlighting it! It just needs to lost 20 times longer… Reply ↓
Craig,after this video you could say:OK my job here is done 🙂 Because its a video so explicit in the works of a F1 machine,that you can beat these! Reply ↓
Never posted on your site before, but felt i had to, just to say thank you so much for sharing that excellent video. Reply ↓
That Sauber F1 cut away is fantastic. One half should tour auto shows and the other half should tour F1 races. You can do too much of this. What about a full size lithograph poster? Reply ↓
I wish there was an extremely high resolution image available – one with Sergio and one without – for backgrounds etc. Reply ↓
This is a BMW Sauber F107 is it not? The front wing, rear wing and winglets look very pre-2009 Reply ↓
An amazing insight into the inner workings of an F1 cars – thanks for highlighting it! It just needs to lost 20 times longer…
This is really excellent, thanks for sharing
Craig,after this video you could say:OK my job here is done 🙂
Because its a video so explicit in the works of a F1 machine,that you can beat these!
Never posted on your site before, but felt i had to, just to say thank you so much for sharing that excellent video.
That Sauber F1 cut away is fantastic. One half should tour auto shows and the other half should tour F1 races. You can do too much of this. What about a full size lithograph poster?
I wish there was an extremely high resolution image available – one with Sergio and one without – for backgrounds etc.
This is a BMW Sauber F107 is it not? The front wing, rear wing and winglets look very pre-2009
Correction, the sculpted front winglets and bargeboards suggest the F108