Daly mentioned that the "Number One Driver" on each team has a red> camera on the intake, and the "Second" Driver" has a black one? Is this> true? I started looking at the cameras as I re-watched the race, and it> seemed to be the likely theme, but some teams don't designate a #1 and> #2. Anyone heard of this before?

Now that numbers are virtually invisible (and don't get me started on> *that* rant!), the different-coloured cameras are the way to> distinguish between the cars. But "no. 1 and no. 2 driver" cannot be> the case since no such distinction exists within the rules; the> systematic version is probably the car with the lower number gets one> colour and that with the higher number the other; de facto, that> probably means the no. 1 driver has a lower-numbered car 'cos that's> the way things usually are!>

Daly mentioned that the "Number One Driver" on each team has a red> camera on the intake, and the "Second" Driver" has a black one? Is this> true? I started looking at the cameras as I re-watched the race, and it> seemed to be the likely theme, but some teams don't designate a #1 and> #2. Anyone heard of this before?>

FIA Sporting Regs. Article 60>

"In order that the cars of each team may be easily distinguished from > one> another whilst they are on the track, the on board camera located above> the principle roll structure of the first car must be predominantly> fluorescent red, the same camera on the second car must remain as > supplied> to the team and any third car fluorescent yellow."

eurocars <f1@code2use.com> wrote:>> Hoping not to start another CBS coverage hate thread...>>

Now that numbers are virtually invisible (and don't get me started on> *that* rant!), the different-coloured cameras are the way to> distinguish between the cars. But "no. 1 and no. 2 driver" cannot be> the case since no such distinction exists within the rules; the> systematic version is probably the car with the lower number gets one> colour and that with the higher number the other; de facto, that> probably means the no. 1 driver has a lower-numbered car 'cos that's> the way things usually are!