FW25 modifications Australian GP

By Andrew Hooper
March 8 2003


	FW25 changes

	The FW25 as we first saw it at its launch has already become a thing of the past with various modifications been made to the car in the lead up to this weekends Australian Grand Prix. Included in these changes are the addition of the aerodynamic devices previously seen on the FW24 sitting level with the ground just in front of the radiator entrances. The team has removed the original barge boards in favour of these. Additional aerodynamic devices have also been placed near the front wing to control the flow of air coming from the front wing.



	Next is the introduction of the up swept exhausts that were first seen on the F2002 Ferrari. The photo shows the striking nature of this when viewed from the rear. These exhausts not only add to the performance of the engine but also allow the designers to keep them away from the rear diffuser of the car, an important aerodynamic device.

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