2008 German GP Technical Review
Some of the teams showed up in Hockenheim with new solutions and visible add-ons to the 2008 cars. Craig Scarborough looks at who did what
Hockenheim ended the mid-season run of conventional tracks, as the next run of races alternates between tight, or street circuits and much faster tracks, before the end of season flyaway races.
This made Germany a critical race, especially as it was preceded by a test that was attended by all the teams. Most have now slowed down the development of parts for their 2008 cars, aside from preparing their one-off Monza package.
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