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Testing the aerodynamical behavior of an F1 car.

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team Aurora Borealis F1 in schools

Simulation of typical aerodynamics forces (drag and lift with their variations) about an F1 in Schools cars from brazilian's teams,  to make assertive changes in geometry. based on a normal track speed (20m/s).

Hi, my name is James and I was the Technical Director of the F1 in Schools team Mitre Racing, which competed at the 2022 UK Regional finals and 2023 UK National finals. For our two events as a team, I designed one car, the MR-01. It was my first attempt at the competition, so the car is designed to be simple, reliable, and easy to manufacture. However, the car also ended up being competitive too, setting the fastest time in England at the National Finals, and having the fastest average race time of any car in the UK. Currently, many teams guard their technical data closely, even after leaving the competition, so I have compiled a selection of simulations from our development which should aid your understanding of F1 in Schools. This resource should allow for the event to become more accessible to new schools in the future.

F1 in schools car. This is the first version that is going to be tested using SIMSCALE.

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Computational Fluid Dynamics of an F1 in Schools car

Study of F1 car aerodynamics' for a school presentation

Half of the Entry Class no go zone in a wind tunnel

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