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[Virginrace]

Mallya's Force India Formula 1 racing team will immediately acquire the edge it requires to develop its next generation cars. Moreover, the help, chiefly by way of condensed design cycle time, will be coming from a supercomputer based right here at Hinjewadi. On 30th dec, India's first F1 racing team contract signed an exclusive, 3-year contract with Tata Sons' Computational Research Laboratories (CRL) to develop a computational liquid dynamics (CFD) solution for designing F1 racing cars.

aerodynamic competence will improve, giving the team's drivers their best option of a excellent result. The computational liquid dynamics (CFD) designs for F1 cars are between the most complex and need exceptionally high compute powers for true results...

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[martracer]

So, another team is going to utilise CFD, Virgin being the first to announce their intent to do so

[cap-dude]

I thought nearly all the teams use it. They just use wind tunnel's as well.

[headless]

I thought nearly all the teams use it. They just use wind tunnel's as well.

[Frosty]

[EDIT] Force India/ Aero partner also built a wind tunnel in 08 and have a good technology partnership with both McLaren and Mercedes Mallya has really invested well in the team.