New Ferrari F80 Active Wing Explained

The Ferrari F80's active rear wing is one of the most striking features of its aerodynamic design, playing a crucial role in enhancing performance. This innovative wing uses an actuator system that adjusts both the height and angle of attack, providing real-time control over the car's downforce and drag. The dynamic adjustments help the car adapt to different driving conditions, ensuring optimal stability and handling. When set to the High Downforce mode, particularly useful during braking, entering turns, and cornering, the wing shifts to an 11-degree angle relative to the airflow. This configuration generates over 180 kilograms of downforce when the car is traveling at 250 kilometers per hour. This precise control allows the Ferrari F80 to maintain incredible performance and grip, making it a true marvel of automotive engineering. The balance between aerodynamic efficiency and downforce makes this car stand out in the world of high-performance vehicles.

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[Jasred]

Innovative?
I guess they didn’t see Rimac Nevera

[MooseMeus]

those taillights look CHEAP. It looks like a freakin corvette, but they're charging 3 million? 4 million? I do not like this car.

[thomasreyes]

That's nothing new that's old technology and for 3 and 1/2 million dollars you should be talking about something else besides a rear wing😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Enforcer_WJDE]

Old tech and only useful at speeds that aren't safe on the road anyway...