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Renault development “delayed” with shut down of wind tunnel

Renault’s aerodynamic development since the summer break has been “delayed” since the summer break due their wind tunnel needing to be shut down for an upgrade. The French manufacturer’s RS19 hasn’t quite delivered what the team were expecting this year struggling with its aero characteristics. after finishing fourth in the constructor’s championship in 2018. But team principal claimed that the knowledge they had gained from the first half of the season prompted the upgrade to the wind tunnel in Enstone to aid its development. "We know the problem, the front wings are super sensitive, the way that they are hitting the bodywork, hitting the...
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