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ilsit
11th February 2014, 15:08
Hello,

I'm designing a F1 Front wing for my final year project in Uni. I'm now at the stage after simulating various aerofoils, that I need the current rules, regulations and dimensions for 2014 or 2013. Do any of you know of anywhere where I can see them without trawling through pages, basically a condensed version? Any help greatly appreciated, thank you
Firstgear
11th February 2014, 18:17
Have you looked here?
http://www.formula1.com/inside_f1/rules ... 5/fia.html (http://www.formula1.com/inside_f1/rules_and_regulations/technical_regulations/8695/fia.html)
ilsit
12th February 2014, 12:04
Have you looked here?
http://www.formula1.com/inside_f1/rules ... 5/fia.html (http://www.formula1.com/inside_f1/rules_and_regulations/technical_regulations/8695/fia.html)

Thanks, but ive already seen that one all the information is from the Official FIA document online. I'm looking to see if anyone has a link where all the jargon has been taken away, something that's straight to the point. Again thanks for your help.
Mark
12th February 2014, 14:02
That is the simplified version. If you can't understand that then you have no business "designing" a wing. Find something else.
steveaki13
12th February 2014, 15:01
That is the simplified version. If you can't understand that then you have no business "designing" a wing. Find something else.

Harsh :p
steveaki13
12th February 2014, 15:01
True though. Its not a simple thing. The regs and rules and specifications are so strict, if you were to read the full article it would blow your mind. :bonce:
Tazio
12th February 2014, 15:12
Try http://www.f1technical.net/
Someone there can square you away.
steveaki13
12th February 2014, 15:16
Try http://www.f1technical.net/
Someone there can square you away.

Didn't you read above....

Mark already told the guy to give it up. :vampire:
Tazio
12th February 2014, 15:40
I think Mark is entitled to his opinion every once in a while. :stareup:
Mia 01
13th February 2014, 00:48
People at this site is in general well educatied (ofcourse not in my case). Perhaps you should try a site with moore general knowledge as Atlas F1, they are a bit stiff knecked but most times they will help you with some useless knowledge of their own.

Ofcourse, they pretend to be experts.
truefan72
14th February 2014, 16:21
That is the simplified version. If you can't understand that then you have no business "designing" a wing. Find something else.


lol harsh but true

if he was in his final year of Uni then that "jargon" should be common to him
besides, as you said, its a simplified version. I've got no trouble understanding it
agreed Mark!