4 definitions by James Vowles
A stop in the pit lane to get tyres changed, refuel, change drivers or get repairs done on the race car.
by James Vowles May 21, 2021
by James Vowles May 21, 2021
Popular phrase used by fan-favourite F1 journalist Sam Collins in F1 Tech Talk when describing vortex-generating
aerodynamic parts, especially on the floor of the car that, well, look stick and uppy.
aerodynamic parts, especially on the floor of the car that, well, look stick and uppy.
On the new Barcelona-spec update we can see those sticky-uppy-bits directing the airflow around the rear tyres.
by James Vowles May 21, 2021
A strategic move in racing to get past the car in front without actually overtaking it on track. The car behind will pit earlier, do a quick lap on fresh tyres and come out in front once the other car has pitted.
Commentator: 'Red Bull are pitting this lap, they might be trying to get the undercut on the Mercedes.'
by James Vowles May 13, 2021