“3D printing will play a critical role in design development ... other F1 teams, including Infiniti Red Bull, are using the technology to manufacture metal parts on racing cars.

The OpenRC F1 car is a radio control car you can 3D print and assemble yourself. You make the parts, glue them together, and then add your RC gear. That’s all well and good, but could it be done ...

(Note: throughout this article, the terms ‘3D printing ... aerodynamics design engineer at Williams F1. They must calculate the various different forces on the car and how they will impact ...

F1 cars must comply by new design rules for their front wings from the 2025 Spanish GP. But why are they needed and what do ...

Neil Oatley, design and development director at McLaren Racing says, “We are consistently modifying and improving our Formula 1 car designs, so the ability to test new designs quickly is ...

Cars are Andrew's jam ... Of course, being a 3D print, it's not exactly designed to handle the same insane loads that actual F1 gearboxes do, and the creator notes that this is largely a passion ...

Yet while the technology powering the multi-million pound F1 race cars is progressing ... a deciding factor, 3D printing technology's minimal delay between concept, design and production makes ...

Ford’s motorsport team has 3D-printed over 1,000 parts in preparation for its 2026 F1 debut with Red Bull ... are finding their way into road car development, too. Citing a glue issue on ...

It likely won’t come as a surprise to you that F1, being at the cutting edge of technology, uses 3D printing in its engine ... here being that you can design an engine block with much more ...

For the first time ever, all of the Formula One cars for the upcoming season ... No major changes to the car design (green with a little more black this year). Aston Martin will be hoping for ...