Why F1 cars are sprayed with paint
F1 cars are occasionally sprayed with a temporary fluorescent paint or liquid during testing sessions, primarily for aerodynamic analysis. This substance, often called “flow-vis” (flow visualization) paint, is used to study how air moves over the car’s surfaces. Here’s why it’s done: 1. Aerodynamic Testing 2. Tire Analysis 3. Other Sprays (Not Paint) 4. Post-Race Inspections Key Notes: In summary, the…