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Modern Motorsport Tech Insights

The document is a media pack for 2023 from the magazine "Racecar Engineering" and includes summaries of several articles from past and upcoming issues. Some of the article topics summarized include: - Formula 1 releasing first details of 2026 power unit regulations. - An article using simulation technology to analyze the aerodynamic phenomenon of "porpoising" in Formula 1 cars. - A look at environmentally-friendly composite materials being used in racing.

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Modern Motorsport Tech Insights

The document is a media pack for 2023 from the magazine "Racecar Engineering" and includes summaries of several articles from past and upcoming issues. Some of the article topics summarized include: - Formula 1 releasing first details of 2026 power unit regulations. - An article using simulation technology to analyze the aerodynamic phenomenon of "porpoising" in Formula 1 cars. - A look at environmentally-friendly composite materials being used in racing.

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FUTURE FUELS Formula FORMULA 1 Porpoising? ECO FIBRE


1 releases first details SIMULATION: The latest Hardware-in-the-Loop technology – p36 Been there, done that! The latest in environmentally
of 2026 power unit regulations Peter Wright on his 1979 Lotus T80 friendly composites for racing
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