WRC Aero Development

[dimviii]

nice article about wrc aero,at wrcwings.tech
https://www.wrcwings.tech/2020/10/26...istory-of-wrc/

[lluisva555]

Our last post of the year is devoted to the role of Wind Tunnels in the design and development of the current WRC car generation

https://www.wrcwings.tech/2020/12/28...rent-wrc-cars/

Hope you like it... and happy & aero new year!!!

[dimviii]

What’s the deal with the new modifications in the Hyundai i20 Coupé WRC 2021?


https://www.wrcwings.tech/2021/01/18...oupe-wrc-2021/

[lluisva555]

If you are interested in the impact of the aero on the tyres of a WRC car, or in the impact of the tyres on the aero of a WRC car, this is your article. We asked Michelin and Pirelli experts and this is what they explained to us

https://www.wrcwings.tech/2021/03/15...-in-a-wrc-car/

[lluisva555]

Hi, this is the link to the interview we made to Adrien Fourmaux to know how a driver adapts to the aero of a WRC car, coming from a Rally2 car, hope you enjoy it

https://www.wrcwings.tech/2021/08/09...-of-a-wrc-car/

[dimviii]

Tech (aero) details at 2021 Ypres Rally

https://www.wrcwings.tech/2021/08/16...1-ypres-rally/

[Sulland]

The new rear wings of the 2023 Rally1 cars are moving into a ridiculous size.
Cornering speeds will go up and up, until everyone knows it is very dangerouse, and we get unexplained accidents.

[denkimi]

The new rear wings of the 2023 Rally1 cars are moving into a ridiculous size.
Cornering speeds will go up and up, until everyone knows it is very dangerouse, and we get unexplained accidents.

Cornering speeds will still be lower than with the previous generation of cars. They don't have diffusers anymore.

[AnttiL]

Cornering speeds will still be lower than with the previous generation of cars. They don't have diffusers anymore.

and no center diff. And safety is better than ever.