Here's a look at F1's latest technical images, straight from the AustrianGP pitlane.
A look at the internal brake disc fairing and caliper design on the Red Bull RB19 without the outer brake drum in place.A closer look at the brake caliper and the tube-like fins used to help manage temperatures.Packed in beneath the chassis and above the bib, Red Bull has a collection of its ancillaries, whilst the bib damper it has in use is different to the one used last season.A Red Bull mechanic checks the rear wing for compliance ahead of its use in free practice.
Mercedes' rear wing arrangement for the Austrian Grand Prix appears to feature the more traditional tip cutout, rather than the full panel version, at least at this stage. Also, note the DRS mechanism is uncovered in this image too.Alpine with sensors mounted on the rear wing to help ascertain if the relatively new configuration is performing as anticipated.
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