How does air resistance affect high-performance car design and stability?
Replied byDr. Frank-Steffen Walliser
Chairman & CEO at Bentley Motors
Niche: Production
Revenue: Approx. 240 Million USD/month
Location: Crewe, England, United Kingdom
Started: 1919
Aerodynamics define rolling resistance and wind drag. At high speeds, minor surface changes can disrupt airflow and create turbulence, which slows down the vehicle. We design body panels to reduce lift and ensure stability at speeds of three hundred kilometers per hour, aligning design requirements with aerodynamic targets.
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