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15 comments on Mugello test day two and three in pictures

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   sunnymir (@sunnymir) said on 3rd May 2012, 13:07

   Keith.I Think u mean Days 1 and 2……….

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     Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine) said on 3rd May 2012, 13:51

     @sunnymir No, the day one pictures are here. You can tell because it was quite a bit wetter!:

     Mugello test day one in pictures

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       sunnymir (@sunnymir) said on 3rd May 2012, 14:11

       Yup.Correct u r sir.didn’t see the exhaust on the ferrari.Sorry

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   Arijit (@arijitmaniac) said on 3rd May 2012, 13:42

   Beautiful track isn’t it? :)

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   TED BELL said on 3rd May 2012, 15:55

   What are the significant changes to any of the cars so far?? I read that Ferrari have a new exhaust but what is different about it?? What about the other cars, are there visible differences worth noting???

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     kns (@x1908x) said on 3rd May 2012, 16:11

     Look at the first picture of Alonso’s Ferrari from above, you can see the exhaust pipe very clearly(old one does not), and, The shark-fin also clearly changed it’s shape.

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     Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine) said on 3rd May 2012, 16:29

     Previous: http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2012/05/03/mugello-test-day-pictures-2/test-f12012-mugello-6/

     Latest: http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2012/05/03/mugello-test-day-pictures-2/test-f12012-mugello-14/

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       TED BELL said on 3rd May 2012, 16:41

       Thanks for the updates…its early and I just looked past those differences. Why are some exhaust systems dumping out onto a black surface and others onto painted surfaces? Seems like the massive temp would boil away any paint. What is that black material?

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         AndrewTanner (@andrewtanner) said on 3rd May 2012, 20:28

         Could it be this? http://www.high-temperature-composites.com/high-temperature-composites-and-fire-barriers-pyrosic-pyrokarb.htm I know PyroSic is used on F1 cars.

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           TED BELL said on 4th May 2012, 0:26

           Pretty neat stuff…appreciate the link.
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   John H (@john-h) said on 3rd May 2012, 16:20

   Shows you just how beautiful F1 can be.

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   Arijit (@arijitmaniac) said on 3rd May 2012, 16:23

   @Keith Shouldn’t it be Nico Hulkenberg, Force India??

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   damonsmedley (@damonsmedley) said on 3rd May 2012, 19:59

   Wow. Amazing! I’d love to see a race here — even if it was only for the scenery!

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   AndrewTanner (@andrewtanner) said on 3rd May 2012, 20:30

   Stunning scenery. Best pictures yet!

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   Renato Breder said on 3rd May 2012, 20:43

   Nico Hülkenberg used Paul di Resta´s helmet?

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