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The Technology Transfer: How Motorsports Drives Your Road Car
The racetrack is the ultimate research and development laboratory. Technologies born from the extreme demands of motorsport frequently trickle down to the cars we drive every day. This process, known as technology transfer, has given us some of the most significant automotive advancements.
Key examples include:
Aerodynamics: Understanding of downforce and drag reduction in F1 directly influences the design of more efficient and stable road car bodies.
Hybrid Powertrains: The complex Energy Recovery Systems (ERS) in F1 accelerated the development of hybrid technology now common in passenger cars.
Tire Technology: The constant development of racing slicks and wet tires by companies like Pirelli and Michelin leads to better compounds and structures for high-performance road tires.