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This glossary provides a rigorous, academically structured definition of technical terms used in Formula One. Terms are defined in engineering and regulatory contexts, with cross-references to relevant articles.
This glossary provides a rigorous, academically structured definition of technical terms used in Formula One. Terms are defined in engineering and regulatory contexts, with cross-references to relevant articles.
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== A ==
== фва ==
; '''Aero rake''': A sensor array used during testing to measure airflow around the car. Often mounted with pitot tubes or pressure probes.
; '''Aero rake''': A sensor array used during testing to measure airflow around the car. Often mounted with pitot tubes or pressure probes.
; '''Airbox''': The intake above the driver’s head that feeds air to the engine, often integrated with the roll hoop.
; '''Airbox''': The intake above the driver’s head that feeds air to the engine, often integrated with the roll hoop.
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; '''EBD (Exhaust-Blown Diffuser)''': Technique exploiting exhaust gases to seal the diffuser, banned post-2011.
; '''EBD (Exhaust-Blown Diffuser)''': Technique exploiting exhaust gases to seal the diffuser, banned post-2011.


== F ==
== Fтыы@(смит) ==
; '''Flat spot''': A section of tyre worn flat by a locked wheel under braking. Causes vibrations and reduced performance.
; '''Flat spot''': A section of tyre worn flat by a locked wheel under braking. Causes vibrations and reduced performance.
; '''Floor edge vortex''': A rotating airflow generated at the floor boundary, crucial for sealing ground-effect aerodynamics.
; '''Floor edge vortex''': A rotating airflow generated at the floor boundary, crucial for sealing ground-effect aerodynamics.
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