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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix · 2025 · 18 April 2025 · Doc 7

2025 SAUDI ARABIAN GRAND PRIX

18 - 20 April 2025

From The FIA Formula One Media Delegate Document 7

To All Teams, All Officials Date 18 April 2025

Time 13:49

Title Car Presentation Submissions

Description Car Presentation Submissions

Enclosed 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix - Car Presentation Submissions.pdf

Roman De Lauw

The FIA Formula One Media Delegate

Car Presentation – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

McLaren Formula 1 Team

No. Updated component Primary reason for update Geometric differences Description
1 Diffuser Performance - Flow Conditioning Reshaped Diffuser The diffuser has been reshaped to improve overall flow conditioning in this area, with the aim of gaining aerodynamic performance.
2 Rear Corner Performance - Flow Conditioning New Rear Brake Duct Winglet arrangement The revised Rear Brake Duct Winglet arrangement results in an improvement in local flowfield around the rear corner translating to an increase in aerodynamic efficiency.

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Car Presentation – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

SCUDERIA FERRARI HP

No. Updated component Primary reason for update Geometric differences Description
1 Rear Wing Performance - Drag reduction Decambered / shorter chord top rear wing flap element Adapting to the peculiarities of the Jeddah circuit aerodynamic efficiency requirements, this option is adding granularity in the available downforce level options on the baseline rear wing
2 Rear Wing Performance – Drag reduction Offloaded top rear wing This top wing and lower beam wing options are low/medium downforce events, and provide a
3 Beam Wing Performance - Drag reduction Offloaded single element lower beam wing larger step compared to the flap described above. The lower beam wing can be combined with different top wing assemblies

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Car Presentation – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Red Bull Racing

No. Updated component Primary reason for update Geometric differences Description
1 Coke/Engine Cover Reliability Enlarged central exit. Demands of circuit in Jeddah with the forecast ambient temperatures require the use of a larger topbody to reject the heat needed for cooling
2 Beam Wing Performance - Local Load Reduced chord and camber lower or beam wing A step to reduce the downforce at a given speed to observe the lift/drag requirements for this circuit.

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Car Presentation – 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team

No updates submitted for this event.

Car Presentation – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team

No. Updated component Primary reason for update Geometric differences Description
1 Rear Wing Circuit specific - Drag Range Less aggressive rear wing flap to fit an existing assembly. Part of standard development to provide a wing with less load and hence drag to suit the characteristics of this circuit.

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Car Presentation – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

BWT Alpine F1 Team

No updates submitted for this event.

Car Presentation – 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

MONEYGRAM HAAS F1 TEAM

No. Updated component Primary reason for update Geometric differences Description
1 Rear Wing Circuit specific - Drag Range Decambered Rear Wing assemblies Two carry-over Rear Wings from VF24 will be available on track. Both with reduced drag and load level, achieved by raising and decambering the profiles.
2 Front Wing Circuit specific - Balance Range With the lower drag levels a relaxed FW Flap profile is required. In order to achieve a correct balance level with the introduction of above-mentioned less loaded Rear Wings a less powerful FW Flap is available as well.

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Car Presentation – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Visa Cash App Racing Bulls

No. Updated component Primary reason for update Geometric differences Description
1 Front Wing Circuit specific - Balance Range The chord length of the front wing flap has been reduced. Shortening the chord of the flap results in less load being generated by the front wing at a given flap angle, allowing the car to be balanced for the lower rear wing levels expected at this circuit.
2 Rear Wing Circuit specific - Drag Range Reduced camber & incidence wing elements. An efficient reduction in drag & downforce is achieved by de-cambering the upper wing and raising the leading edge, making it a good option for this circuit to achieve the optimum lap time.
3 Beam Wing Circuit specific - Drag Range Reduced chord & incidence lower element. Further efficient drag reduction is achieved by reducing the load generated by the lower element of the beam wing.

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Car Presentation – Saudia Arabia Grand Prix

Atlassian Williams Racing

No updates submitted for this event.

Car Presentation – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Stake F1 Team KICK Sauber

No. Updated component Primary reason for update Geometric differences Description
1 Front Wing Circuit specific - Balance Range Low balance front wing flap design The smaller front wing flap reduces the load generated by the front wing to ensure that we can rebalance the low-drag rear wing introduced for this circuit.
2 Floor Body Performance - Local Load Changes to central floor geometry This change is aiming to improve flow characteristics around the rear floor, for efficient downforce gain.
3 Beam Wing Circuit specific - Drag Range Newly designed beam wing and rear wing endplate. Combined change of beam wing and rear wing endplate geometry to increase overall efficiency at lower downforce levels.
4 Rear Wing Endplate Circuit specific - Drag Range Newly designed beam wing and rear wing endplate. Combined change of beam wing and rear wing endplate geometry to increase overall efficiency at lower downforce levels.
5 Rear Wing Circuit specific - Drag Range Low drag rear wing assembly efficiently. We can combine the main plane with several flaps to tune load and drag.

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