This is our compilation of some interesting videos on WRC aerodynamics
WRC cars aerodynamics
- Rally Car Aerodynamics by Airshaper
- Ford Puma Rally1 scale model wind tunnel testing, by Ford Performance
- Hyundai i20N WRC test in the Pininfarina wind tunnel, by Hyundai Motorsport
- Citroën C3 WRC: The genesis by Citroën Racing
- M-Sport Ford Fiesta WRC 2018 Aero Test by Ford Performance
- Toyota Yaris WRC 2017 aerodynamics explained by Jari Matti Latvala, by WRC
- Toyota Yaris WRC 2017 aerodynamics explained by Tom Fowler, by Rally Sights
- Toyota Yaris WRC Back side story & development, by Toyota
- WRC 2016: Tech Special Aerodynamics by WRC
- Aerodynamics with Subaru by WRC
- Toyota Corolla WRC, The making of, by Toyota
WRX cars aerodynamics
- Aerodynamics and airflow in World RX by GCK Team
- EKS Tech-talk Aerodynamics by EKS Team
Wind tunnels where WRC cars have been evaluated
- Eiffel wind tunnel (Paris, France)
- Windshear Inc. (Charlotte, USA)
- MIRA Wind tunnel (Nuneaton, UK)
- R.J.Mitchell Wind Tunnel – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK)
- Hyundai’s Namyang R&D Center Wind Tunnel (Namyang, South Korea) by JP Performance
- VW Wind Tunnel Efficiency Center (Wolfsburg, Germany)
- Toyota Motorsport GmbH Wind Tunnel (Köln, Germany)
- Mercedes F1 Petronas AMG Wind Tunnel (Brackley, UK)
- Pininfarina wind tunnel (Grugliasco, Italy)
- Research Institute for Automotive Systems and Vehicle Engines (FKFS) – University of Stuttgart wind tunnel (Stuttgart, Germany)
- RJ Mitchel Wind Tunnel, University of Southampton (Southampton, UK)
- FIAT Wind Tunnel (Orbassano, Italy)
- Audi Wind Tunnel (Ingolstadt, Germany)
Basic Wind Tunnels
- How wind tunnels work by AirShaper
- Wind tunnels: size, speed and accuracy, by AirShaper
Basic Aerodynamics
- Porsche 919 EVO Explainers by Porsche
- Sports Car Aerodynamics: Spoiler Alert! by MIT
- Gurney flap, by GraysGarage
Other
- Volkswagen ID.R Drag Reduction System Review
- 2019 vs 2018 Mercedes F1 Car Explained (or how regulations have changed)
- Ferrari 488 GTB Aerodynamics
- Gymkhana Aerodynamics – Building an STI to fly, by Subaru USA