2006 German GP Technical Review
Craig Scarborough analyses the technical aspects of the Hockenheim weekend, including the bans of new innovations; the new SA06 car; and more
It was a hectic week in Formula One, with the teams having been busy testing ahead of the German Grand Prix and the FIA making decisions on some of the technology that has been developed this year.
For round 12 of the season, the German GP was not expected to throw up so much technical interest. Yet surprisingly it included the launch of the new Super Aguri car, the FIA banning three different solutions, and every team bringing new parts to the race.
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