Why F1 Cars Have a Hole in the Nose
- Posted by droid on May 07, 2022
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F1 cars are full of tiny little features, that by themselves don’t do a whole lot, but when part of a package - make a massive difference.
So what does that hole in the nose do? All of the teams run one, and, yes, it has a desired purpose. But are the teams actually using it for that?
Let’s get into one of those tiny features that can make a difference.
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