About

Hi

Welcome to my F1 blog. If you’d like to know something about me…

I’m Franky, obviously a girl who loves F1 aerodynamics. I’m currently doing an engineering degree and working to be an aerodynamicist. I started this blog to keep track of my findings in this area. So it’s not a professional blog but I hope it would be helpful for anyone interested in F1 aerodynamics. I always try to keep things simple and easy to understand – I don’t want to scare people away with boundary layers, vorticity, pressure gradients, etc…

For copyright issues, I’ll definitely reference all the pictures I use. Most of the time, they’re from AMuS so that I may state it instead of referencing under each photo. Also, I’ll put links of my readings in my blog posts and also the Links page.

Please feel free to leave me a comment here for any questions. Thanks.

Franky 🙂

9 thoughts on “About

  1. Gabriele December 29, 2012 / 13:43

    Hi Franky,

    I really interested in F1 cars areodynamics and developments. Since couple of years, although I have not any eng. study, I started to understand a lot aero-concepts having a look at various blog! This and the last years I made some technical articles as well for an italian blog as well!
    I found your blog really well done and the articles full of interesting details!
    Let’s stay connected for the next year!
    Regards
    Gabriele – (Italy)

    • Franky_AFC December 29, 2012 / 14:27

      Hi Gabriele,

      Thanks for your nice comment!

      I actually get most F1 aero info from Internet/ books/ magazines too. My course is of some help but I found it’s a slowly built-up process and you don’t know where those theory applies to until you really look into something. But I think I’m on the way getting there 🙂 Anyway I’ll always keep my articles in detail so that non-technical people can understand.

      It’s very nice to know you and I’m intersted in having a look at your articles too – what’s the web address? Maybe I can understand something after google translate it lol.

      Regards
      Franky

  2. Gabriele January 2, 2013 / 16:00

    Ciao Franky,

    Hereunder please find the very last couple of articles (no profits) written down in a blog of friend of mine Cristiano. He as well take care of blog just for fun.
    In my point of view It’s defenetely the best F1 technical blog in Italy
    The website:
    http://www.f1analisitecnica.com/

    Hereunder my last articles:

    http://www.f1analisitecnica.com/2012/07/sospetto-soffiaggio-dei-gas-di-scarico.html
    (I was really lucky because I found an amatorial video un youtube and at that time I was one of the very first discovering the re-creation of blown effect from RB (of course different as far as efficiency vs the previous year from RB…!)

    http://www.f1analisitecnica.com/2012/06/ferrari-f2012-evoluzione-del-sistema-di.html

    I’d like to write down more articles but due to my job I have not so much time to dedicate
    I hope you will enjoy! In case the traslator does not clarify something, please let me know!

    Regards

    Gabriele
    gabriele.peccetti@libero.it

  3. Konstantinos March 6, 2016 / 10:18

    Quite an interesting find this morning,
    Aerodynamics in an understandable way,
    rePosted on our theitalianjob.gr page in fb
    Thank you and and keep up

    • Franky_TZ October 25, 2016 / 22:11

      Thanks so much for reposting! Sorry I’ve been busy and haven’t done much here for 2 years! Hopefully I’ll have more stuff coming. If you have some ideas on topics you’d like to know more about, please shout!

  4. Mrugank Dongre July 10, 2016 / 16:26

    Hey Franky,
    I’m really glad to have found your blog. I googled “I love aerodynamics”-for some reason I don’t understand-and read this line “For all aerodynamics lovers”, which really got me, because it was the first blog I found about which totally and completely overlapped with how I think about aerodynamics, and also because I considered my passion to be some sort of niche (I don’t know why, but I do hope I’m totally wrong) considering the fact that the most search results that I got were about Daft Punk’s Aerodynamic (I love that song).
    Anyway, I just wanted to ask- what is the most intrinsic thing you love about aerodynamics or what about aerodynamics startled you the most when you first became attached to it?
    Regards,
    Mrugank

    • Mrugank Dongre July 10, 2016 / 16:54

      Two identical comments: “Your comment is awaiting moderation”. That’s why. I thought it was so because of “P*nk” as in Daft P*nk (see what I did there?), so that’s why DP.

      • Franky_TZ October 25, 2016 / 21:57

        Hey Mrugank,

        I’m glad you enjoyed this blog! Sorry about the stupid approval thing on wordpress – it always requires me to review a comment before it gets posted. So it’s not daft punk’s fault, it’s mine – believe it or not, it’s my first time logging in wordpress in almost two years… I’m feeling really guilty about it! I hope I’d still have some fresh ideas to post here in the future. I love that song too btw!!

        I got into aerodynamics because of my love for motorsport and engineering. I found it beautiful and delicate as a physical phenomena but challenging as an engineering problem. How about you?

        Thanks,
        Franky

  5. Mrugank Dongre July 10, 2016 / 16:50

    Hey Franky,
    I’m really glad to have found your blog. I googled “I love aerodynamics”-for some reason I don’t understand-and read this line “For all aerodynamics lovers”, which really got me, because it was the first blog I found about which totally and completely overlapped with how I think about aerodynamics, and also because I considered my passion to be some sort of niche (I don’t know why, but I do hope I’m totally wrong) considering the fact that the most search results that I got were about DP’s Aerodynamic (I love that song).
    Anyway, I just wanted to ask- what is the most intrinsic thing you love about aerodynamics or what about aerodynamics startled you the most when you first became attached to it?
    Regards,
    Mrugank

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