F1 Experts @ Work - Jon Tomlinson

By news2use
August 22 2011

In the fourth episode in the F1 Experts @ Work series we hear from Jon Tomlinson.

 
 F1 Experts @ Work - Jon Tomlinson
 
In Formula One, everyone likes to talk about aerodynamics. We accompany Jon Tomlinson as we visit the studio of the aerodynamics department and talk to the expert about the important role aerodynamics play.

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F1 Experts @ Work - Jon Tomlinson
Discussion started by Williams F1 , 22/08/2011 12:27
Williams F1
22/08/2011 12:27
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Andrew Hooper
22/08/2011 12:36
Yes I do know that he is leaving Williams ...

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drunkmunky
22/08/2011 20:24
The entire time I watched this.. my anger started surfacing

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crusty_bread
22/08/2011 23:20
I know what you mean... Jon seems like he would be a nice guy to share a pint with, but that was not a very inspiring piece on aerodynamics. Perhaps he had shared a few too many pints at lunch before recording that piece?

The opening/closing credits made me chuckle- "hmmm, maybe Williams' pace can be found underneath this sidepod?"

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Xerro
22/08/2011 23:59
He oddly reminded me of Wallace, from ">Wallace & Gromit not that i mean to be unkind.

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