Multidisciplinary Engineering in F1 Car

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This paper explores the multidisciplinary engineering principles and applications employed in the design and development of Formula 1 racing cars.

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The goal of writing this paper is to study the complexity of Formula 1 (F1) car which is integrated machine involving multiple areas of science and engineering. This paper is intended to study mechanical design, aerodynamics, materials science and electronics into a single high-performance system of F1. This information was gathered for study purpose and can be referred by students to link engineering with its real-life applications in cars.

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