ground effect
Ground effect is a racing trick where the car’s shape makes it stick to the track, giving more grip and speed.
Ground effect refers to aerodynamic forces generated when a car’s underside is close to the track surface, creating low pressure that pulls the vehicle down and increases traction.
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