Ferrari
Future F1 Car
Ferrari are pretty obsessive about their F1 team. To put it mildly.
They are so connected to the sport they take great pride in making
sure everyone knows the technology developed on the track filters
down into every one of their road cars.
F1 cars are always changing too, either to comply with new regulations,
or to get the edge over the rest of the field. And Ferrari are especially
interested in what F1 cars of the future might look like. The Ferrari
Future F1 car was developed by the Ferrari F1 aerodynamics
division.
The car is much smoother and less cluttered than current F1
cars. The aerodynamic components are more integrated into the body
as a whole, instead of tacked on as an addition. How easy they would
be to change after crash damage, or to adjust to different track setups
is unclear.
One of the more unusual features of the Ferrari Future F1 car is the
driver's helmet, which is specially sculpted to fit into a recess
in the bodywork behind the cockpit. This would reduce turbulent airflow
around the cockpit area, but might make turning the driver's head
from side to side a little difficult.
Make |
Ferrari |
Model |
Future F1 Car |
Concept Year |
2015 |
Engine / Drivetrain |
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