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Ugly front. Could have made it like a F1 car but like Caparo T1or the Red Bull X2011/2012
Because of the way it's designed, the center of gravity is more rearward between the wheels. The front tires are only having to manage a very small percentage of the mass of the car and very little rolling resistance and drag, in turn they have a large leverage on the center of gravity. High speed cornering should be a piece of cake. Tight low speed cornering should be a concern.
With less than 18% of weight on the front tires and them so close together, I wonder how well it can turn at high speeds
Description: This 4m long and 2m wide machine is characterized by a long nose and a very narrow front. A 1.6-liter turbocharged engine developing 300hp at 8,000 rpm will propel the car through a 5-speed gearbox. D...
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Description: The car's performance is required by the Automobile Club de l'Ouest to be accepted to run in qualifying.
The car was supposed to be completed by the end of January. It was developed by CF... Add Comments 1
The car was supposed to be completed by the end of January. It was developed by CF... Add Comments 1
Computer simulation design has yet to prove reliable compared to tradition wind tunnel simulation.
This design may have worked with oval racing. But it is clearly not going to work on a road coarse.
Interesting that the side profile and front profile view makes it look semi-normal. But any other viewpoint you can see the differences. I wonder if this means the profile retains physics/function,but allows for less surface area & weight.
No it's not supposed to turn, LeMan's officials are currently in the process of straightening the race track. The new design will be straight as an arrow for over 2700 miles. Note the sarcasm.
I thought it was supposedly the next Indy Car design.
The reason this was tagged F1 is because Deltawing designed this car as a prototype F1 car as a proposed replacement for the current F1 car.
@Dan. If you know anything about racing, you'll know that F1 and Le Mans are very different types of racing. Anyway, CarBuzz does have a Le Mans tag. So there's no reason to tag this as F1.
It has nothing to do with F1!
Why is this even tagged as F1? It has n