International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Formula One Racing Car

Author : B.P.Agrawal ¹

Date of Publication :23rd April 2021

Abstract: Formula One (F1) metrology is essential for monitoring the performance of the racing car and for optimizing vehicle setup. In this sport, drivers and engineers must monitor several parameters about car systems such as engine, transmission, suspensions and wheels constantly and accurately.Telemetry is not merely a diagnostic tool in the top racing world, but it includes a specialized hardware device for detecting, storing and transmitting thousands of data channels.This paper critically reviews the most important metrological aspects of F1 car model in terms of control strategies, improving performance and ensuring safety.A modern Formula One (F1) Racing Car has almost as much in common with an aircraft as an ordinary road car.Aerodynamics has become a gateway to sporting success and teams spend millions of dollars each year on field research and development to improve performance.By analysing the corresponding structure and forces, different car features will be enhanced to make the entire car more structurally efficient.Structural efficiency will be achieved by considering the down force &force reaction, which is produced at a certain speed, weight, material, power, and other performance parameters to achieve the primary concerns described above.

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