front wing

In 1867, the front wing of the hotel was added.

It was a bit strange that suddenly we got together and I lost my front wing.

In the process, the two cars made contact and Hill lost his front wing.

"All I remember is being in that front wing as she was crawling toward me," he said.

Her car went into a spin and had its left front wing knocked off.

The east side of the Palace (today's front wing) was the last to be built.

This will replace the adjustable front wing used in 2010.

A front wing and an arbor were added sometime before 1908.

Maldonado himself lost his front wing, and dropped back down the order.

Both the doors and the front wing were different colours.

At the start of the season the car featured a triple plane front wing.

The car was now so efficient in creating ground effect the front wings were unnecessary.

The front wing design, for example, is very similar to the R26's.

US models also have side indicator repeats on the front wings.

The front wings then steer the missile in the appropriate direction.

The cell spot in the front wing is medium-sized and black, often with a white center.

The front wings are crossed by a broad orange red band.

Michael Schumacher was also caught up in the incident, and had to change his front wing.

Their front wings wear two distinct clear patches on the margins.

Hamilton, meanwhile, was forced to return to the pits to change his front wing.

The British driver was forced back to sixth place with damage to the front wing of his car.

They have 'ears' at the base of their front wings.

After hitting the wall, his front wing ended up in the middle of the track and directly on the racing line.

"They're out on the road trying to pull the front wings off the tyres.

The car differed greatly to its predecessors, with a higher nose and very different front wing.