Why Formula 1 Uses DOUBLE WISHBONE Suspension
- Posted by droid on Dec 01, 2023
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Formula 1 suspension is INCREDIBLE carrying 900 kilos of car at over 200 miles per hour, over kerbs, up eau rogue, WHILST loaded with OVER FIVE TONNES of peak downforce.
But, why do they all use the same suspension setup? With this double wishbone setup?
In road cars, there are LOADS of different suspension setups, so why do F1 cars exclusively use this layout? Let’s get into it.
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