The diffuser sits underneath the rear of the car. It manages airflow exiting from the floor. Its shape speeds up air under the car. Faster airflow lowers pressure beneath the car. This creates strong downforce without extra drag. For example in fast corners the diffuser increases grip. Drivers can carry more speed through turns. The diffuser works best with a well designed floor. Small height changes can reduce its effect. Teams protect this area carefully. It plays a key role in overall aerodynamic performance.
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