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jgs @ Jan 13th 2008 8:38AM
Why do all the scoops make it look mid/rear engine?
Larry @ Jan 13th 2008 9:50AM
My question exactly!
Temple @ Jan 13th 2008 11:59AM
They are experimenting with new concepts in aerodynamics with the car. To improve aerodynamic efficiency of the front end of the car they moved the radiators to the rear of the car, this way they can keep the front clean and reduce drag.
Also, having the rear end fans suck air in the back while raising the profile in the rear, they may be aiming for ground effects like gains akin to the Brabham BT46.