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- What's going on with F1 floors in 2023? Let's put ourselves in the shoes of an F1 designer, go through the regulations and design a plank together!
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These big mid season videos are always great
Thanks!
I love technical look's into formula 1 and this is scratching my itch.
If you want to get technical, it should be “looks.”
This is pure gold and I ain't even started
I love your channel, its so hard to find good information. Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
Regulator: Planck's not constant.
lol!
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Excellent informative video. Love the tech side of F1 as much as the racing side.
Should've used the Red Bull floor as we have plenty of Ultra-Hi Res Photos that every team has (sorry Adrian and thank you Sergio) as this is the gold standard. That Mercedes floor is the old spec and their new one has not been revealed.
It might not work with the rest of their car though, especially since Adrian doesn’t just design the aero. He designs basically everything except the PU. The suspension he designed is one of the most critical parts of the package.
RedBull has teams to design specific components of the aerodynamic of the car, they follow Newey's guidance, but he's far from drawing every line, especially in more complex designs, you would just break his wrists lol
More design videos please. Very informative to watch how a professional works.
Maybe you can make explanatory diagrams in CAD so the dimensions are all to scale? Or this might not translate to well to the video.
I wait to have the time
To watch it at home on
The projector,
What a video !
I want it so bad to see this type of captures ..
Thank you Sir”
What a brilliant video! Thanks a lot!
Glad you liked it!
Awesome vid. Learned a couple new things and watching you draw out the rules made a lot of sense from the rules
Glad it was helpful!
Very interesting, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
I enjoyed your converge of the technical side of F1. But you didn't cover the original reason The FIA added the system in enough detail I feel. It was in response to the Senna incident, but not for aerodynamic reasons. Most reviews of the incident indicated that the Williams bottomed out, which caused a loss of steering impute, which ended with Senna being unable to correct. There are all kinds of views on the subject, but it is clear that the steering control of the Williams failed to be able to overcome the forces of the car bottoming out. Remember at this time the bottom was a flat plane by rule. Aerodynamics wasn't a concern. No however, it's both.
But if we're going to look at the incident in context, one of the contributing factors was likely a loss in tyre pressure because the SC was going so slowly, rather than wanting to design the car to be that low. I don't think the response and intention of the regulations was necessarily the same as the potential cause of the accident. Certainly it was a consequence of the accident.
Great explanation as always
Wait, couldn't the teams make their planks out of a full titanium plate on the bottom with some low density foam making up the remainder of the volume to hit the right density overall? Wouldn't that allow them to run lower to the ground?
don't they all have same synthetic polymer material for their planks provided by one single fabricator?
Great content
How do you get to use this software?
Where/how did you get a copy of the 23 f1 regs?
You find all regulations at www.fia.com
I've seen some videos from either Redbull or Mercedes and they were using Siemens NX actually
Yes Red Bull and Alpha Tauri are using NX
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I'm much more interested in the technology than watching yet another boring race win for MV.
The really sad parts of the current designs are (a) the obesity of the cars (b) the lack of flexible bodywork.
I would like to see this restriction lifted (on the proviso that no explicit wings are used). This restriction leaves F1 very much in the dark ages of drag induced aerodynamics rather than embracing the future.
This one area of their car has more design freedom than the entirety of a nextgen nascar.
What are you think. Could F1 be faster without regulations?
This almost feel too obvious, but actually you can have strict regulations that allow for higher speeds, depends on the part they're trying to limit
Always amazes me how different human brains can be. I could have a million years working this program and achieve nothing. Meanwhile, engineers I work with are helpless when it comes to aspects of copywriting I just consider a given.
What CAD program is this? It's not Catia?
It is Catia. 3D experience
@@BSport320 Cheers g! I thought it reminded me of Solidworks but not quite haha. Is it much harder than solidworks?
Nice video, but unfortunately your detailed information is completely out of date. Foam and springs were used in 2022. Today, thanks in part to TD039 and its effects, the teams have long since moved on to other things such as cavities, folded materials, cracks and fractures that are deliberately created or butt joints. Foam and springs- that was 2022.
Springs and foam are the things that are confirmed, that's why I only included them. What's your source?