Sentences with phrase «much more downforce»

The 488 has more power, while the Performante felt bether in fast curves, much more downforce also.

Not exact matches

According to IndyCar the new bodywork generates a whopping 66 per cent of its downforce from underneath the car (19 percent up on the current cars) and following distances have been cut in half, which should lead to much closer racing and more passing opportunities.

This not only helped produce a load more downforce but did so without creating too much drag.

The headlines are that's it's considerably smaller (50 mm shorter, 60 mm lower, 20 mm narrower and with a 20 mm shorter wheelbase), 70 kg lighter at 1525 kg (dry), produces more downforce and has a much lower centre - of - gravity.

MINI claims the aero qualities of the car are improved, too, but makes no specific claims about downforce, so take it as read that there is a little bit less lift than before, but not much more than that.

This upgrade of the GT3 in its design and contours serves above all to optimise the car's aerodynamics: The modifications increase downforce both on the front and rear axle, ensu - ring more than twice as much downforce overall as on the former GT3.

BMW claims it gets a downforce boost from using the M4 GTS's rear diffuser, but that's clearly more decorative than useful, with the active differential doing much more of the work.

The rear wing, largest fitted to a road going Aston Martin is actually optional but does provide so much downforce that the road going GT12 has more than the race spec Vantage GT4.

The result: The 2019 911 GT3 RS produces more than twice as much downforce as the regular 911 GT3 at 124 mph.

Nail all three of these tests and you'll walk away with a sizable bonus of R&D points that you can feed into increasing horsepower, improving downforce and much more.