Teams have been allowed more access to the Computational Fluid Dynamics [CFD] to give them more of an idea of how the aerodynamics changes will affect cars. However, Force India remain cautious as they claim the data picked up doesn't always produce a correlation with real results. "We had problems with the data we received with the CFD, like that of the wind tunnel and the actual car. One simulation indicated one, the other something else. And then you have to solve that problem without knowing where the problem lies and how you prevent it from happening again. We are an experience richer in terms of more thorough work in that area," says the technical director of Force India,...
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