InDetail: Lotus E21 at Monza Lotus use an unusual pineapple shaped retained wheel nut Short Wheel Base front suspension, note the slight backswept shape to the elements Long Wheel Base suspension, note the element and track rod are nearer 90-degrees to the chassis[/caption] KR’s early race pitstop for a new nose cone The boomerang splitter mount also ducts cooling air to electronics mounted above the splitter E21 secured in its parc fermé mesh cover Note the tyre pressure monitor sensor (TPMS) mounted to the valve Post session inspection notes for KR’s front wing Lotus’s simplistic hub warmers Curious transverse fin on front wing   Tweet .
InDetail: Force India VJM06 at Monza PDR’s car post race Floordiffuser post qualifying, note the robust gearbox mounts Bare sidepods, with unusually short side impact spars at the front top of the ‘pods PDR’s brakes being repaired after the FP3 failure Front end damage to PDR’s car post race Tweet Source: Scarbs F1
InDetail: Sauber C32 at Monza Sauber have used a ducted nose for two seasons, the duct up from under the nose is just about visible here Pre-spa wing cacades SpaMonza spec cascades The exit for the ducted nose slot is visible here Sauber adopted this tunnel coanda sidepod arrangment mid season   Tweet Thanks to: Scarbsf1
InDetail: Williams FW35 at Monza Wheel complete with retained wheelnuts Williams have struggled to come to terms with the exhaust blowing effect Having dropped the blown front axles post-Silverstone, the through-blown-wheel effect is now aided by ducts in the brake drum Tweet Thanks to: Scarbsf1
InDetail: Caterham CT03 at Monza Post qualifying with the floor off for inspection Hub warmers fitted ahead of qualifying  Tweet Source: Scarbs F1