F355 Challenge rear wing

The rear wing on the Ferrari F355 Challenge is a fixed wing, meaning it does not move or adjust automatically. It’s installed at a specific angle to optimize downforce and stability at high speeds. The wing is mounted on the rear deck and extends out over the rear wheels. It’s made of lightweight materials such as carbon fiber, which helps reduce the weight of the car and improve its performance on the track.

The wing has a specific design to create a high amount of downforce, which helps to keep the car planted to the ground at high speeds and increases the car’s grip on the track. This allows the driver to take corners at higher speeds and improves the car’s overall handling. Additionally, the wing also helps to reduce drag, which is the resistance the car faces while moving through the air.

The wing is also adjustable, which means that the driver or the team can change the angle of the wing to optimize the aerodynamic performance of the car in different racing conditions. For example, in a race with high-speed straights, the wing can be adjusted to reduce drag and improve top speed, while in a race with tight corners, the wing can be adjusted to increase downforce and improve handling.

Overall, the rear wing is a vital component of the Ferrari F355 Challenge’s aerodynamic package and plays a significant role in the car’s performance on the track.

rear wing
Raw carbon fiber
Original Ferrari
Part no. 177823