How tech plays a crucial role in designing and building a Formula One car...
By Tim Ferguson, 10 March 2008 14:45
Red Bull Racing race driver Mark Webber puts the new car, the RB4, through its paces at Jerez in Spain.
The complexity of the bodywork design can be seen and illustrates how the use of CFD technology and wind-tunnel analysis sculpts the aerodynamics of the car.
Steve Nevey, business development manager for Red Bull Technology, said: "We never stop developing the car. It's a prototype thatÂ’s constantly being developed."
Photo credit: Red Bull Racing
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