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aerodynamic

[air-oh-dahy-nam-ik] / ˌɛər oʊ daɪˈnæm ɪk /
ADJECTIVE
streamlined
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These are aerodynamic surfaces that are used to make the aircraft pitch up or down or roll to turn.

From BBC

He said the team noticed an aerodynamic phenomenon known as "porpoising", where a car bounces up and down into the ground, "from the early laps of the race".

From BBC

It happens because teams generally want to run their cars as low as possible, because the lower they are, the more aerodynamic downforce they create, so the faster the lap time.

From BBC

Hamilton described the McLaren car — which is newly competitive after an aerodynamic upgrade — as a “rocket ship” and sent “big congratulations to Lando and to McLaren, where it was my family, where I first started.”

From Seattle Times

It uses the same Mercedes engines but with an aerodynamic package which resembles the dominant Red Bull of Verstappen, especially after upgrades first used by Norris at the previous race in Austria.

From Washington Times