Sentences with phrase «kg of aerodynamic downforce»

Taking the 1350 kg midpoint, this would indicate that the car will likely produce around 675 kg of aerodynamic downforce.

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It's the aerodynamics of the SCG 003 that impress the most, with Glickenhaus estimating an incredible 900 kg of downforce for the vehicle.

The brakes are carbon ceramic, the aerodynamics active (providing up to 600 kg of downforce in Race mode) and each corner meticulously monitored and controlled by McLaren's Race Chassis Control active dampers.

Actually, the BT62 delivers more downforce than its own weight, thanks to the aggressive aerodynamic package: more than 1,200 kg (2,645 lb) of downforce to be precise.

With weight distribution effectively balanced for a mid-engine concept (43 % front, 57 % rear), the center of gravity is just 491 mm from the ground and aerodynamic downforce is 124 kg at 200 kph, aided by a competitive lift - coefficient.

The Aston Martin Valkyrie could produce over 1800 kg of downforce when it's finally launched, according to reports, as genius designer Adrian Newey keeps finding improvements in the car's aerodynamics.

For optimal stability, the system reduces lift by a factor of three and produces the equivalent of 40 kg of rear downforce at very high track speeds without detracting from the car's carefully honed aerodynamics designed to achieve a low CdA.

This wing works with the aerodynamic flaps in front of the front wheels, and the whole package produces 10 percent more downforce than the P1 road car, at 660 kg at 150mph / 240kph.

Advanced aerodynamics generating additional 100 kg of downforce at 300km / h (186mph) for exceptional road - holding

The trackbred aerodynamic body generates a phenomenal downforce of 900 kg to keep it stuck to the ground firmly while at it.

As with every Ferrari, the car's styling has been very heavily influenced by the requirements for aerodynamic efficiency, as can be seen from the downforce of 140 kg at 200km / h generated by the new model.