The Red Bull RB19 is the envy of the entire F1 paddock. But what makes it so good and why is it so difficult to copy? 🧐 RedBull Formula1
At first glance, we can observe the central part of the floor, which is notably lower than the rest. It houses the batteries, the tank, and many other elements of the car.The intricate three-dimensional design with numerous details indicates Red Bull’s meticulous approach, as each element serves a specific purpose.
While we cannot precisely determine the function of every detail, we can analyse some elements that exemplify the underlying engineering philosophy. Towards the front end of the floor, there are tunnels that direct the airflow towards the car’s sides. These are not venturi tunnels, and their purpose differs.
They are responsible for creating an outwash airflow from the car, which pushes the turbulent air generated behind the front tyres away from the car as much as possible. This prevents the turbulent air from spilling over the rear of the car and allows aerodynamic components like the rear wing to operate more effectively. These tunnels can be observed in cars from other teams as well, with their designs being more or less similar.
This decision is made by the team, and Red Bull stands apart from the rest due to the narrower tunnels employed by other F1 teams. Rival Formula 1 teams are “dismayed” as much as they are excited about the details of dominant Red Bull’s newly-revealed car floor.
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