Comprehensive analysis shows fluid dynamics enhances aerodynamic performance in race cars, suggesting future trends in AI optimization.
Fluid mechanics plays a crucial role in the design and optimization of race cars, significantly affecting their aerodynamic performance, stability, and fuel efficiency, all of which directly impact the drivers' final standings. This study explores the application of fluid dynamics in enhancing racing car performance, focusing on drag reduction, downforce optimization, and cooling system efficiency. Through literature review and analysis of recent research indexed in Scopus and Crossref, the study examines advancements in computational fluid dynamics (CFD), wind tunnel testing, and innovative aerodynamic designs. Results indicate that effectively applying fluid mechanics principles can significantly improve racing car competitiveness. The study also discusses future trends, including active aerodynamics and AI optimization, highlighting the potential for further performance gains.
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R. T. N. Chen (2025) studied this question.
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