The front wing controls initial airflow, helping create downforce and directing clean air around the car.
The nose connects the front wing to the chassis and is shaped to guide airflow smoothly toward the floor and cockpit.
The front tires deliver steering grip and braking stability, making them critical for turn-in and corner control.
The cockpit is the driver’s control center, protected by the halo and designed for safety, visibility, and precision.
The sidepods manage cooling and airflow, channeling air efficiently toward the rear of the car.
The floor is one of the most important performance areas, generating ground effect downforce underneath the car.
The engine cover wraps the power unit and shapes airflow toward the rear wing and beam wing assembly.
The rear suspension helps maintain traction, stability, and balance when accelerating out of corners.
The rear tires transfer power to the track, providing traction during launches, exits, and high-speed acceleration.
The rear wing creates major rear downforce and helps stabilize the car at high speed on straights and through fast corners.