As the days passed, the eight-day F1 Catalonia Circuit winter testing arrived on its final day.
The testing during the entire winter was extremely complex and tedious, including but not limited to tires, engines, fluids, and cooling.
Of course, the most important aspect was still the effect of the aerodynamic package.
This effect is not just observed on a single straight or curve; any dynamic vehicle adjustments, suspension layout tuning, or car weight distribution would affect the aerodynamic performance.
The task for the team was to consider all situations to ensure that no matter what unexpected events occur during the main race, there are ample contingency plans.
However, many things cannot keep up with changing plans, and just the coordination of engine output modes with torque curves and aerodynamic packages nearly made Bob Bell's hair fall out.
Discovering the direction of car calibration is one thing, but fully applying it is another matter entirely.
