Tech analysis: BMW-Sauber F1.06
The F1.06 car offers some new layout concepts, along with familiar themes from its two predecessors: the Sauber C24 and the Williams FW27. Craig Scarborough looks under the hood of the new BMW-Sauber challenger
As two experienced Formula One companies merge, BMW's engine and drivetrain skills are matched to Sauber's chassis and aero knowledge. The resulting car is strangely new and old at the same time.
There are clear design clues from Sauber's C24, but also elements similar to recent Williams cars. These have been added to a car that is totally new and adopts some wholly new concepts in layout.
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