This Could be Formula 1's Solution
- Posted by droid on Jul 01, 2022
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Could you make Formula 1 racing better with the addition of Active Aerodynamics? We’re talking fan cars, active suspension, active wings - the lot.
Because we have a sneaking suspicion that it could help cars run closer together, enable more overtaking and generally improve racing.
So how would you do it? Could Formula 1 ever do it? Lets get into it.
Now, its all well and good saying add all the toys (active aero, active suspension, fans, 3000 horsepower ect), and yes you could create something that is the peak of automotive technology. But it would be impossible to drive (as it likely would exceed what a human could process) and you DEFINITELY couldn’t race it.
So we’re going to look at this with the idea to improve racing, and if we can make the cars a bit faster and show of automotive tech along the way - then great.
So currently, aside for DRS, Formul
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