The Opposite Of Lift
An easy way to describe downforce is to think of how an airplane flies. The wings on the plane will generate a force known as lift. They do thi… See more

F1 cars need downforce in order to go round corners at speeds of up to 190 mph and maintain stability. The cars rely on various components to produce this downforce, … See more

F1 cars generate downforce through various wings on the car, along with complex floor designs underneath the car, and large diffusers at the back. F1 cars make use o… See more

The 2022 aerodynamic rule changes massively changed the way that Formula 1 cars produce downforce. In the past, the cars primarily used something known as “over body … See more