F1 2022 - Alpha Tauri AT03 (FIRST LOOK)

Let's have a first look at the Alpha Tauri AT03.
Alpha Tauri unveiled a car with lots of interesting feature that we should discuss!

What's different at their front wing compared to others?
How does their bodywork help with wake and downwash?
How does their bodywork exit compare to others?

Let me know how you like the new AT03 in the comments below!

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[mrrondini]

So do you want to draw the air from the top like the Haas or from the sides like the Aston Martin?

Alpha tauri: yes

[Tommmmmmmmmmmm]

Yet another great analysis. It’s obviously not convenient that most of these car reveals are missing crucial details as well as likely being much earlier iterations. Nevertheless, the cars look great, different from one and other and this Alpha livery is simply stunning.

[cben]

Supposedly they are filming tomorrow at Imola. Might want to have a follow-up to this video

[Pandamasque]

I expect very different wings on this car at the first test. But the cooling layout is very interesting.

[ThOutbck]

I am sure that the front wing and the rear suspension will be changed a lot. Why should they already show the suspension of the RB. I’m pretty sure, they're trying to hide something. Another interesting video

[Jay-nkdm]

it also seems that alpha tauri are using the clean air that is pushed outward from the undercut to direct it to an area between the rear wheel and diffuser. this will clean up the diffuser, and provide more downforce on the brake ducts. seems like a good concept

[DaylightDigital]

Also we think the exhaust is pointing slightly upwards, perhaps at the 5-degree limit

[axelode]

I would love to see updated analsyses (analasies?) of these cars when the "real" designs have been revealed.

[ShadowRZxx]

Can you do an analysis of these cars and their detail in the first race and compare it to their 2021 car?

[Riccardo.B.]

Thanks a lot B Sport for your so interesting anlysis. Some youtubers and technical experts in Italy stated that Alfatauri's side pods shape suggests that cooling system's air is blown into the rear diffuser. I don't think is allowed by the FIA rules. What are your thoughts? Thanks

[ThBULDRs]

Why is there a horizontal divider in the air intake on top? Flow control or are they splitting the intake?