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The most characteristic of it is the high-speed, high-temperature and high-energy-load track. This is the hardest compound in Pirelli's F1 race tire range, designed for tracks with the highest energy load adjustments to the tires

This tire is the most balanced of all tires, with the perfect balance of performance and durability, so it's very versatile

For driving safety and stability, the tail panel produces a lift similar to that produced by an airplane wing, preventing the front of the car from rising.

For guidance, the empennage acts like a ship's rudder.

1. For the sake of beauty, a row of small red beads on the rear wing shines when the car brakes.

The third winglet is only a supplement to the front fixed wind wing and rear wing, and not every team will use it. It is completely set according to the design ideas of each team's car and the competition conditions at that time.

The center of gravity of the F1 car is slightly behind the whole car, so the grip performance of the rear wheel is undoubtedly better than that of the front wheel, which means that the amount of downforce supplied to the rear wing is smaller than that of the front fixed wing, and it is easier to adjust. More convenient.

On the rear wing, teams often have their sponsor's name printed on it, like the words West on the rear wing of a McLaren race car.

In order to reduce the lift of the rear of the vehicle, if the lift of the rear of the vehicle is greater than that of the front of the vehicle, it is easy to cause the vehicle to oversteer, reduce the grip of the rear wheels, and deteriorate high-speed stability. The biggest role of the F1's rear wing?

Soft tires have a wide working range and are suitable for tracks in a variety of conditions and environments, so they are also the most frequently used tires throughout the season.

The characteristics of supersoft tires are that they heat up very quickly and can reach the right tire temperature and optimal grip in a short period of time.

In low-speed, twisty, slippery places, such as the Monaco street race, soft tires are more suitable

The harder the tire, the less grip it has, but it will last longer

The softer the tire, the more grip it has and the faster it wears out

For the four types of dry tires, it can be understood simply and intuitively as follows:

Track characteristics, and team tactics. Let's start with dry tires.

Among them, there are 5 kinds of dry tires and 2 kinds of wet tires. Suitable for different weather conditions

1 The tires of racing cars are divided into two categories, namely dry tires and wet tires.

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