From front wings, to rear brake duct winglets and everything in between, Formula 1 cars are extremely complex machines that change on a race-by-race basis, with some parts rarely seen as they lay beneath the covers but are just, if not more important than some of the components seen by millions during a race weekend.

Join us as we delve into the technical intricacies on show during the Dutch Grand Prix race weekend.

Dutch Grand Prix: Digging into the details…

The Williams FW47’s rear wing with the DRS open shows how the flap sits down on the tip section when it closes.

The front brake assembly on the A525, with the caliper housed at the front of the assembly and the fairing around it already installed.

The front brake assembly, this time with the next layer within the nest installed,

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