on video How a Formula 1 Race Car Works

 Ever wondered with so much speed and power, how exactly an F1 car works? The F1 team’s car workstation never stops working. They are constantly working to improve every part of the car to find that edge and to design the most advanced car on the grid. A well-designed front wing is what improves the performance of the car. Every detail on the wing works to direct airflow outside of the front tire and away from the car's underside. Friction is also one of the keys to mechanical grip in this car. 

F1 cars are famous for their high speeds. But did you know that the air around them works against them in this regard? It slows the car down by creating friction. But don't worry, they've been specially designed to counteract this. 

 Ever wondered with so much speed and power, how exactly an F1 car works? The F1 team’s car workstation never stops working. They are constantly working to improve every part of the car to find that edge and to design the most advanced car on the grid. A well-designed front wing is what improves the performance of the car. Every detail on the wing works to direct airflow outside of the front tire and away from the car's underside. Friction is also one of the keys to mechanical grip in this car. 

F1 cars are famous for their high speeds. But did you know that the air around them works against them in this regard? It slows the car down by creating friction. But don't worry, they've been specially designed to counteract this.