Thursday, February 3, 2011

2011’s F1 cars revealed


It's had a promising start: a huge battle in court over the Lotus name, the return of KERS, and Michael Schumacher's steadfast refusal to quit. It's all change in the commentary box too, with DC heading upstairs to join Brundle in an all-new pairing. TopGear.com is meeting them both next week by the way, so if you've got any questions fire them to mailto:editor@topgear.com?Subject=f1%2011.
Meanwhile, over the next few days, F1's gathered masses are springing forth from their Castles of Oversteer to showcase their new motors. We'll be bringing you all the latest developments as they happen over the next few days, so keep checking back to this gallery as the teams announce their new cars.
And without further ado it's onto our definite favourite - a returning livery of great beauty...


Vitali Petrov and Robert Kubica will pilot the car, with drivers Bruno Senna and Romain Grosjean as third drivers.
See more pictures of the Renault R31


New regulations mean the double-diffuser is out, the blown rear-wing makes way for a hydraulically controlled adjustable one, KERS makes a return and brakes are courtesy of Brembo.
Ferrari hasn't modified the engine, but has worked on improving reliability, while the introduction of KERS has rerouted the cooling system, new air exit ducts and changed the front of the engine.
See more pictures of the Ferrari F150


The Adrian Newey-designed motor is an evolution of last year's championship-winning car, itself ‘an evolution of 2009's RB5'. After all, why mess with a good recipe?
Sure, because of the movable rear-wing and return of KERS, the RB7 is quite different to last year's, but expect it to be fast. World champ Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber will be the team's drivers. Whether they have kissed and made up remains to be seen...
See more pictures of the Red Bull RB7


The new car will hope to set seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher back to his winning ways, alongside ‘team-mate' Nico Rosberg.
Mercedes has implemented ‘a raft of technical innovations' and even given the old girl a fresh lick of paint to make sure it carries none of last year's disappointment.
See more pictures of the Mercedes W02


Chief techy Mike Gascoyne reckons this motor will take Team Lotus (the green one from last year) ‘back to the front of the grid', and confirmed the team's unchanged driver line up as Heikki Kovaleinen and Jarno Trulli.
See more pictures of the Team Lotus T128


The C30 uses a Ferrari engine, new Ferrari transmission and the KERS system, courtesy of, erm, Ferrari. Sergio Perez and Kamui Kobayashi - a man, it seems, with little knowledge of ‘fear' - will pilot the Sauber C30 this season.
See more pictures of the Sauber C30


Toro Rosso's sixth year in F1 comes with the admission that this year's car is ‘unconventional'. They've made some 14 changes since last year and have used ‘more mature' wind tunnel and computational fluid dynamic tools.
Jaime Alguesuari and Sebastien Buemi will once again drive for TR, along with reserve driver Daniel Ricciardo.
See more pictures of the Toro Rosso STR6


Williams' tech director Sam Michael said there'll be many more upgrades during the course of the year, so watch this space...
See more pictures of the Williams FW33

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