Definition of aero
: of or relating to aircraft or aeronautics
- an aero engine
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In addition to the plates, which sap power from engines, each car in the all-star event will be fitted with aero ducts, a six-inch-high spoiler and a front splitter last used in the 2014 season.
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The cars will also be fitted with aero ducts, a 6-inch-high spoiler with two 12-inch ears, and the 2014 style splitter.
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There was some doubt entering the evening that new aero kits would lead to less follow-the-leader racing and more intrigue, but the final hour of the race certainly kept things interesting.
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The ride gets firmer as the car is squashed closer to the asphalt; the development team says that under full aero load the car is pretty much sitting on its bump stops.
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Techrules also made the front air intakes larger for better cooling, added aero gills above the front and rear wheels, redesigned the rear diffuser, and replaced the dorsal fin with an enormous rear wing.
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IndyCar hopes the aero package will deliver more competitive racing.
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Before the start of the 2018 IndyCar season, which begins Sunday at the Firestone Grand Prix in St. Petersburg, IndyCar introduced a new body kit and universal aero kit.
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Just to paint the sills, rear wing, and front and rear aero pieces in Solar Yellow added nearly 250 hours of labor.
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