Increased efficiency through processes and tools
Alongside our knowledge of fluid dynamics, our team focuses on improving process and data analysis to increase development efficiency. The four main aspects of this are: automation data structure analysis tools cloud computing One of the best things a department can...
What makes a racing car fast – aerodynamic performance predictability
Our previous articles discussed the effect of drag, downforce, aerodynamic drivability and driver’s confidence on lap time. In this article we will discuss the role of aerodynamic performance predictability on the setup optimisation. Racing teams carry out significant...
Developing a quick racing car from the aerodynamics perspective – driver’s confidence
Over the last three articles, we discussed race car pure performance in terms of how drag, downforce and cornering sensitivities affect its performance. In today's article, we will discuss one less advertised aspect which hugely affects performance - the level of...
Developing a quick racing car from the aerodynamics perspective – aerodynamic driveability part II
In the last article we discussed how the changes in downforce across the ride height range affect the overall car performance across the lap. In this article we will discuss how the flow in cornering conditions affect its performance. The grip-limited sectors within...
Developing a quick racing car from the aerodynamics perspective – aerodynamic driveability part I
In the last article, we discussed in basic terms how downforce and drag will affect the race car performance within the grip-limited and power-limited sectors. In this article, we will go into more detail about the aerodynamic performance, particularly downforce,...
Developing a quick racing car from the aerodynamics perspective – downforce and drag
Aerodynamic engineers will often use the expression “more downforce, less drag” to summarise their goal when developing a component for a race car. While this is certainly a good starting point, there are many other parameters and trade-offs to be considered and those...
Upcoming series: Aerodynamics Development in Motorsport
Our team at Sabe have many years of experience working with the various aspects of aerodynamics development in motorsports. Next week we will be launching a series of regular articles on this theme; we will discuss what makes a racing car fast from an aerodynamics...
St David Award: Innovation, Science and Technology 2022 winners
We are pleased to announce that our aerodynamicist, John Michael Hughes, alongside a small team of researchers from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, has won a prestigious award for the Innovation, Science and Technology category at the annual St David...
SS Great Britain Collaboration
Sabe visited the SS Great Britain at her dry-dock in Bristol, alongside the University of Bristol as a part of a collaborative volunteer project. The ship was designed and built in the early part of the 1800s and was the first iron steamer to cross the Atlantic Ocean...
Inside Silverstone Podcast
Listen to Gerson Garsed-Brand, our Managing Director, talking to Chris Broome when back in 2020 Inside Silverstone Podcast invited him for an interview. He is talking about the beginnings of Sabe, opening a consultancy business, Formula One, high-performance boats and...
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