rear wing
It’s a flat piece on the back of a racing car that helps keep it stable and glued to the road when turning fast.
The rear wing is an aerodynamic element placed at the back of a race car, creating downforce to increase traction and balance during high-speed turns.
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"[1114.6s] Actually, that's the one. There's an interesting one on that. [1117.0s] Take a look at the rear wing. [1119.8s] Everyone's looking around the car at how much space we had on the car to..."
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"kind of rear wing, which apparently actually needs, because it's got this streamlined aesthetic, but it needs, it needs the rear wing."
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"by building rear wings. The size of 747 wings were ducked on the side and front wings, you couldn't believe, and the Ferrari from that era, I think, epitomizes it."
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