How tech plays a crucial role in designing and building a Formula One car...
By Tim Ferguson
Published: 10 March 2008 14:45 GMT
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Red Bull Technology uses sophisticated computer aided design (CAD), wind-tunnel analysis and complex computational fluid dynamics (CFD) applications to develop the car.
Due to the huge demand for computing power, the organisation runs a supercomputer and uses grid computing to support the development process.
Above is one of the Red Bull Racing cars from the 2006 season.
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