🧐 Enzo Ferrari’s famous line, “Aerodynamics are for people who can’t build engines,” summed up his era’s belief that brute power won races, with Ferrari focusing on creating strong, high-revving engines rather than worrying about airflow. Today, the philosophy is almost completely reversed—modern Formula 1 and hypercars rely on aerodynamics as much as, if not more than, raw horsepower. Ground effect tunnels, active wings, and wind tunnel testing now dictate lap times and top speeds, with cars engineered to maximize downforce and minimize drag. Where Ferrari once dismissed aero as secondary, today it is considered the key to unlocking a car’s true performance, proving how far motorsport and automotive design have evolved since his time. What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 ( Media: Ferrari ) #ferrari #ferrarisf90 #sf90 #supercar #cars