The Draptec Lamborghini Temerario Aero Package has now moved into physical aerodynamic testing.<\/p>\n
As part of the development program, we have built our own Lamborghini Temerario development car<\/strong>, allowing us to design, manufacture, fit and test aerodynamic components directly on the vehicle they are engineered for.<\/p>\n The first major component to enter testing is our dual-element swan-neck rear wing<\/strong>.<\/p>\n This is not a render or a virtual concept. The physical wing has been manufactured, installed on our Temerario, and is now being evaluated as part of the complete aerodynamic system.<\/p>\n The rear wing is being tested using load cells and pressure sensors<\/strong>, with the relevant data continuously logged during testing.<\/p>\n We are using the measured data to characterize the wing across different aerodynamic configurations, including:<\/p>\n Wing angle of attack<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Slot gaps<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Aerofoil configuration<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Aerodynamic load<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Pressure distribution<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n The objective of this phase is to establish a reliable baseline aerodynamic setup<\/strong> and build a measured understanding of how the rear wing behaves on the actual vehicle.<\/p>\n The test data will then be used to refine the wing geometry and configuration before progressing further with the complete Temerario aero package.<\/a><\/p>\n CFD is an important part of our development process, but it is only one stage.<\/p>\n The Draptec Temerario program combines CFD development, physical prototyping, instrumentation and vehicle testing<\/strong>. Having the development vehicle in-house allows us to move directly between these stages and evaluate the physical hardware on the actual car.<\/p>\n The rear wing is being developed in conjunction with the rest of the Draptec aerodynamic package, including the three-element front splitter, optimized underbody and multi-element rear diffuser.<\/p>\n Development and testing are ongoing:<\/p>\nInstrumented Aerodynamic Development<\/h2>\n
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From Digital Development to Physical Validation<\/h2>\n