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    Quote Originally Posted by darkchild View Post
    We didnt have split turbo last year either. That image is wrong. Ferrari had MGUH inside V as well as intercooler. What this will achieve is lower CG dramatically and remove intercooler from hot part of the engine.
    Correct. I don't know how they will find space for it down there, but we will see. One of the main advantages of the inside the V intercooler was that it had the shortest pipework possible for the inlet, reducing turbo-lag.

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    Quote Originally Posted by darkchild View Post
    We didnt have split turbo last year either. That image is wrong. Ferrari had MGUH inside V as well as intercooler. What this will achieve is lower CG dramatically and remove intercooler from hot part of the engine.
    I know actually. Just wrote on the pic what Autosprint had wrote

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    Quote Originally Posted by darkchild View Post
    We didnt have split turbo last year either. That image is wrong. Ferrari had MGUH inside V as well as intercooler. What this will achieve is lower CG dramatically and remove intercooler from hot part of the engine.
    Ok then!!Anyway i hope this knew design doesnt remove any "strong" points of the previus design(like shorter pipelines)But if we consider the confidence of the team(mostly our boss),then this must be a very good solution!!!
    FERRARI FOR EVER !!!!!!!

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    That's my idea about the Ferrari's announcement on Monday

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gianlu27 View Post
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    That's my idea about the Ferrari's announcement on Monday
    Molto interessante, fratello. Da dove in Italia?

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    Ferrari 667





    Can some Italians here translate this please?

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    license to win
    CAVALLINO RAMPANTE PER SEMPRE

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    The engine drawing seems to indicate they moved the intercooler out of the V to allow room to use variable length inlet trumpets, which Mercedes (and possibly Renault) last year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tifoso View Post
    Molto interessante, fratello. Da dove in Italia?
    Verona :)


    I made a summary of this article :) https://twitter.com/Gianlu_DAle/stat...09225868972032


    The only thing that I didn't wrote, is that there's the possibility that Ferrari will use the s-duct

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob View Post
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    Yes!!! Really great!!!

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    Ok, but if they move intercooler and adopt system of variable trumpets, isn't it better to split compressor to shorten the air intakes and reduce the warming of the compressed air?

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    F1Analisitecnica, site with extremely good record, has said (12.12.2015) that Ferrari's IC will be placed in lower part of the chassis (inside, like Merc) and that they believe turbo will be separated but they don't have enough info. Said there are few different types of engines on the dyno and that simulator data is great, but reliability seems to be problem currently.

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    Quote Originally Posted by darkchild View Post
    F1Analisitecnica, site with extremely good record, has said (12.12.2015) that Ferrari's IC will be placed in lower part of the chassis (inside, like Merc) and that they believe turbo will be separated but they don't have enough info. Said there are few different types of engines on the dyno and that simulator data is great, but reliability seems to be problem currently.
    Music to my ears Taking some calculated risks with reliability to get the absolute most out of the PU is the way to go.
    We are about to challenge Mercs, no room for conservatism!

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    They are working on the Reliability of the Combustion chamber ! Some very good News


    Formula 1


    Ferrari: nella combustione i segreti del motore 2016!

    Binotto e Sassi vogliono arrivare a una pressione di 300 bar nel 6 cilindri turbo del Cavallino. Perché...

    15 gennaio 2016 14:44


    L’operazione č molto coraggiosa e non senza qualche rischio: utilizzare il 6 cilindri turbo da 1,6 litri a benzina quasi come se fosse un “diesel”. La Ferrari vuole tornare a essere leader nell’ambito motoristico, dopo aver subito per un paio di stagioni la netta supremazia della Mercedes che ha interpretato al meglio il regolamento dell’ibrido legato alle moderne power unit, esaltando le doti dei motori elettrici. Non che gli altri Costruttori (Mercedes, Renault e Honda) non si stiano lavorando sugli stessi temi, ma a Maranello stanno spingendo su questo tema di ricerca che potrebbe avere benefici effetti anche nella ricaduta del prodotto di produzione.
    PRESSIONE DI 300 BAR IN CAMERA DI COMBUSTIONE!
    Nel 2016, fatti, la ricerca dei motoristi del Cavallino si č concentrata essenzialmente nella camera di combustione dell’unitā endotermica. Lorenzo Sassi, chief designer dello 059/5, si č lanciato in un progetto molto innovativo che impone molti cambiamenti al lay out del propulsore e, pių in generale, alla monoposto siglata 667. L’obiettivo č di arrivare nel corso della stagione a una pressione in camera di 300 bar, mentre l’anno scorso non si sarebbero superati valori di 220/240 bar.
    SI VUOLE RIDURRE IL TEMPO DI “INNESCO”
    L’obiettivo? Ridurre sensibilmente il tempo d’innesco, visto che quello di combustione del comburente (miscela aria + benzina) č determinato dalla qualitā della carburante. Nei motori a iniezione diretta, come quelli di F.1, si tende ad aumentare la pressione con l’ambizione di arrivare all’autoaccensione ben prima della scintilla della candela (che in futuro potrebbe diventare inutile?) con tempi di anticipo che consentirebbero un sostanziale incremento della potenza. Facile a dirsi, molto complicato da realizzarsi.
    ARRIVANO I CORNETTI A GEOMETRIA VARIABILE
    Per migliorare questo processo č meglio portare in camera di combustione aria fresca: per ottimizzare questo aspetto la Ferrari ha deciso di adottare i cornetti a geometria variabile che il regolamento consente di usare dallo scorso anno e che gli altri motoristi hanno sfruttato nel campionato scorso. Nel 2015 non erano stati ritenuti indispensabili perché l’intercooler del compressore era montato nella V della testata. Lo spostamento di questo importante accessorio nel telaio della 667 (seguendo un concetto caro alla Mercedes) permette di creare lo spazio fra le bancate per adottare le trombette mobili in un’area dove c’č giā anche l’MGU-H. L’intercooler aria/acqua avrā dimensioni maggiorate rispetto a quello dello scorso anno.
    ATTENZIONE ALL’AUMENTO DELLE TEMPERATURE!
    Una maggiore pressione in camera genera, infatti, un sensibile aumento delle temperature, con picchi che possono raggiungere i 1.100 gradi! Č chiaro, quindi, che a fronte di un incremento della potenza č necessario rivedere il sistema di raffreddamento perché la vita del motore duri i 5 Gp che rappresentano la missione del 2016. La necessitā di dissipare pių calore avrā un impatto sulle masse radianti? Lo scopriremo alla presentazione della nuova Rossa.
    RIVISTA INIEZIONE DIRETTA E POMPA DELLA BENZINA
    Č certo che devono essere stati rivisti anche gli iniettori (Magneti Marelli che garantiscono uno spry con una pressione di 500 bar) e la pompa della benzina che adesso č realizzata in carbonio. Molto importante sarā anche la collaborazione con la Shell che sviluppa carburanti che devono evitare la detonazione con una migliore propagazione di fiamma, nonostante gli stretti vincoli che sono posti dal regolamento FIA che in materia č piuttosto restrittivo.
    NIENTE MONOBLOCCO INTEGRALE
    La benzina (e l’aria fresca) tornerā ad avere anche una funzione refrigerante per fare in modo che i pistoni Mahle non abbiano da soffrirne? Pare di sė. Il motore evoluzione, inoltre, non avrā il monoblocco integrale, come si era anticipato l’anno scorso: nello 059/4 ci saranno ancora le canne dei cilindri. Il basamento, quindi, non sarebbe stato realizzato in fusione, ma lavorato dal pieno: č importante cercare le prestazioni, ma č fondamentale non perdere l’affidabilitā. Questa unitā č il frutto del lavoro che i tecnici di Mattia Binotto, direttore dell’area motori, hanno svolto in collaborazione con la AVL di Graz grazie alla supervisione di Wolf Zimmermann, lo specialista che l’anno scorso č arrivato dalla Mercedes.
    MARCHIONE VUOLE VINCERE SUBITO
    Sergio Marchionne chiede una Ferrari vincente giā dal Gp d’Australia: il presidente del Cavallino sta mettendo una grande pressione sui tecnici del Reparto Corse perché vuole sfidare le Mercedes subito: a Maranello c’č fermento perché le indicazioni sulla nuova macchina sono molto positive e i dati sulla power unit sono pių che incoraggianti.
    L’AFFIDABILITA’ E’ ANCORA DA TROVARE
    Nella Gestione Sportiva sono certi di aver fatto un grosso salto di qualitā. Basterā per andare all’attacco delle frecce d’argento? E, soprattutto, ci sarā subito l’affidabilitā necessaria per lanciare la sfida a Lewis Hamilton e Nico Rosberg? Le prime risposte le avremo nei test invernali che inizieranno a Barcellona il 22 febbraio: al momento la nuova power unit che sta girando ai banchi dinamici non ha ancora raggiunto la durata, ma siamo a gennaio e ci sono ancora due mesi di tempo per raggiungere il target…

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    From Google translate:

    Formula 1
    Ferrari: in the secrets of the combustion engine in 2016!
    Binotto and Sassi want to get to a pressure of 300 bar in 6-cylinder turbo Horse. Why...

    15 January 2016 14:44
    Ferrari: in the secrets of the combustion engine in 2016!

    The operation is very brave and not without risk: use the 6-cylinder turbocharged 1.6-liter petrol almost like a "diesel". Ferrari wants to go back to being leader in motorsports, after suffering for a couple of seasons the clear supremacy of the Mercedes that has best interpreted the regulation related to modern hybrid power unit, enhancing the qualities of electric motors. Not that the other manufacturers (Mercedes, Renault and Honda) are not working on the same themes, but in Maranello are pushing on this research which could have beneficial effects also in the fallout of the product production.

    PRESSURE 300 BAR IN FURNACE!
    In 2016, facts, research of motorists Horse has focused mainly in the combustion chamber unit endothermic. Lorenzo Sassi, chief designer of 059/5, has launched a very innovative project which requires many changes to the layout of the engine and, more generally, to the car signed 667. The goal is to arrive in the course of the season in a chamber pressure of 300 bar, while last year would not have exceeded values ​​of 220/240 bar.

    YOU WANT TO REDUCE THE TIME "TRIGGER"
    The goal? Significantly reduce the trigger time, since the combustion of the combustion air (mixture of air + gasoline) is determined by the quality of the fuel. In direct injection engines, such as F1, it tends to increase the pressure with the ambition to get to self long before the spark of the candle (that could eventually become useless?) Times are ahead, which would allow a substantial increase in power. Easy to say, very difficult to be realized.

    ARE COMING CORNETTI VARIABLE
    To improve this process it is better to bring fresh air into the combustion chamber: to optimize this aspect Ferrari decided to adopt the croissants variable geometry that the regulation allows use since last year and that other motorists have used in the last championship. In 2015 they had not been deemed necessary because the intercooler of the compressor was mounted in the V of the cylinder head. Moving this important accessory in the frame of 667 (following a concept dear to the Mercedes) allows you to create space between the cylinder banks to adopt the trumpets furniture in an area where there is already too MGU-H. The intercooler air / water will increase in size compared to that of last year.

    WARNING INCREASED TEMPERATURES!
    Increased pressure in the room creates, in fact, a significant rise in temperatures, with highs of up to 1,100 degrees! It is clear, therefore, that in the face of an increase in power is necessary to revise the cooling system for the engine life hard the 5 Gp representing the mission of 2016. The need to dissipate more heat will have an impact on the cores? We'll find out at the presentation of the new Red.

    MAGAZINE DIRECT INJECTION AND FUEL PUMP
    It is certain that they must have been revised also the injectors (Magneti Marelli that ensure a spry with a pressure of 500 bar) and the fuel pump which is now made of carbon. Very important is the collaboration with Shell that develops fuels that must prevent the detonation with a better propagation of flame, despite the close ties which are set by the FIA ​​that this issue is rather restrictive.

    NO PIECE INTEGRAL
    The gasoline (and fresh air) will return to also have a cooling function to make sure that the pistons Mahle not have to suffer? Apparently so. The engine development also will not have the whole block, as it was early last year: in 059/4 there will still be the cylinder bores. The base, therefore, would not be realized in the merger, but Billet is important to look for performance, but it is vital not to lose reliability. This unit is the result of the work that engineers Mattia Binotto, director of the engines, have carried out in collaboration with AVL in Graz with the supervision of Wolf Zimmermann, a specialist who last year came from the Mercedes.

    MARCHIONE WANTS TO WIN NOW
    Sergio Marchionne asking a Ferrari since winning Australian GP: the president of the Horse is putting great pressure on the technicians of the Racing Department because he wants to challenge the Mercedes immediately: in Maranello there is turmoil because the information on the new car are very positive and Data on the power unit are more than encouraging.

    RELIABILITY 'E' STILL TO FIND
    In Sports Management I am sure to have made a big leap in quality. Just go to the attack of the silver arrows? And most importantly, there is first the reliability needed to launch the challenge to Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg? The first we will have the answers during testing will begin in Barcelona February 22: at the time the new power unit that is turning to the benches dynamic has not yet reached the time, but we are in January and there are still two months to reach the target ...

    Drawings of Giorgio Piola: top left, you can eosservare the intercooler air / water of the compressor that on SF15-T was mounted in the V of the cylinder 6 and will be transferred in the frame of the 667 to make room for croissants variable geometry, top right, a concept taken from the V10 Horse, and then banned by the FIA ​​to the newly introduced granted last year.

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    Funny how they know all our secrets before we even need to launch the car...
    Hero's come and go, but legends never die!

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    Day by day we hear more and more encouraging news about out new "weapon" for 2016!!!!I try to hide my excitement but i cant wait to see what will present come Fabuary!!!It will be wondeful to be top guns again!!!!!
    FERRARI FOR EVER !!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SilverSpeed View Post
    Funny how they know all our secrets before we even need to launch the car...
    I've said this before and I'll say it again, there are a lot of loose lips at Ferrari :(
    Rest in Peace Leza, you were a true warrior...

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    That's why I am little concerned, but I believe in good result. And one thing - we know almost all about 667 and there are no single word of, for example W07...

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    So the situation looks like they now have a good increase in power but also a good increase in heat rejection as well. That means they obviously will need to work on radiator efficiency, either by increasing size or clever design or both. I'm keen on more information on their association with AVL, which is a company that specialises in combustion - I heard this a while back and believe it's the key area that will unlock their goals. The talk about the engine almost being diesel-like is cutting-edge, and I suspect Mercedes had been advanced in that area going by a road car article I read some 5 years ago. It's of no surprise then that they're employing ex Mercedes combustion technician, Wolf Zimmermann.

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    On one hand I am glad to read/hear any news regarding new Ferrari F1 car for 2016. But on the other hand I would rather not know it and keep it as a super secret and than come Australia, we leave everyone with an open jaw! I know it is very hard to keep a secret nowadays, but also it could be just rumors and wishful thinking...

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    Quote Originally Posted by darkchild View Post
    Another article on their site says the online unveiling of Ferrari 667 will be the 19th February!

    Forza Ferrari !
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    Quote Originally Posted by stefa View Post
    On one hand I am glad to read/hear any news regarding new Ferrari F1 car for 2016. But on the other hand I would rather not know it and keep it as a super secret and than come Australia, we leave everyone with an open jaw! I know it is very hard to keep a secret nowadays, but also it could be just rumors and wishful thinking...
    Since 2014 we keep hearing rumors-news about everybody and for Mercs (especially the spilt turbo concept is very much analyzed) and it didnt bothered them to dominate!!!!So now i think we are the team that everyone waiting to see what we will come up with to challenge Mercs,and that we propably will bw the team with the most changes because (as i see it)we give it all to win!!!!So if that is the case , its logical everyone to deal with us and hear rumors every now and then!!
    P.S I have the feeling that SM pushing really hard for results bacause it seems like the spin off didnt go as he thought and he desperately needs us to win!!!!
    FERRARI FOR EVER !!!!!!!

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    Lets just wait and see how the new car will look like. IIRC, push rod was something that has been rumored many times in the past and nothing has changed. Of course, if you keep guessing long enough, eventually you may finally see it happening, but then that wouldn't be a leaked info anymore, as leak info should be correct the first time. It would be just guesswork.

    I suspect most of these rumors are just guesswork. Educated guesswork perhaps, based on what we already know, and these are how they think Ferrari will react. But still guesswork nevertheless.

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    CUT ME. CUT YOU. BOTH OUR BLOOD IS FERRARI RED!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dfunk257 View Post
    I really doubt that they gonna unveil the new car so soon!!!!I looks like its a new thing on internet(new web site,new youtube channel or something like this) or the new theme park in Spain!!!
    FERRARI FOR EVER !!!!!!!

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    Yeah and we should have gotten news that the car has successfully passed crash testing already. But that F1 car silhouette kinda makes it harder not to believe otherwise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by abbottcostello View Post
    Another article on their site says the online unveiling of Ferrari 667 will be the 19th February!

    The original article, actually, was by CircusF1.com.. They copied the date..

    Here about Ferrari: http://www.circusf1.com/2016/01/pres...9-febbraio.php

    Here about the other teams: http://www.circusf1.com/2016/01/pres...-monoposto.php



    Quote Originally Posted by PURE PASSION View Post
    I really doubt that they gonna unveil the new car so soon!!!!I looks like its a new thing on internet(new web site,new youtube channel or something like this) or the new theme park in Spain!!!
    We made an article about that :) http://www.circusf1.com/2016/01/tutt...eadysetred.php

    But you're right: it could be for a WebTv, Interviews, new youtube channel.. But I think it could be also for the new theme park in PortAventura (as you said), the Ferrari Land :)

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    Sorry, I made a double post :)

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