Design and Examination of a Rear Spoiler for an Electric Race Car

The task of the project was the design and CFD simulation of a Toyota MR2 component. The design took into account that the vehicle will be modified for racing purposes. Accordingly, a wing profile was chosen and a 3D CAD model of the profile was created. The wing was designed considering the aerodynamic characteristics of the car, and the brackets to attach the wing to the vehicle were also made. During the testing process, the optimum entry angle of the wing was found.

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Műszaki Tudományos Közlemények
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33894/mtk-2025.22.19
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Aerodynamics and Fluid Dynamics Research
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Abstract

The task of the project was the design and CFD simulation of a Toyota MR2 component. The design took into account that the vehicle will be modified for racing purposes. Accordingly, a wing profile was chosen and a 3D CAD model of the profile was created. The wing was designed considering the aerodynamic characteristics of the car, and the brackets to attach the wing to the vehicle were also made. During the testing process, the optimum entry angle of the wing was found.

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