Front Wing Endplate Body

In Simple Terms

The front wing endplate (the vertical piece at the wing's edge) must fit within a defined space and can have up to two distinct sections when viewed from the side. The curved surfaces must have smooth radiuses - outer curves can't be tighter than 5mm, and inner curves can't be tighter than 100mm - to prevent sharp edges that could be unsafe or provide unfair aerodynamic advantages.

• Endplate bodywork must stay completely within the regulated RV-FWEP-BODY boundary zone
• Maximum of two separate sections allowed in any Y-Plane (vertical cross-section)
• Convex curves (bulging outward) must have a minimum 5mm radius to avoid sharp edges
• Concave curves (indented inward) must have a minimum 100mm radius for aerodynamic fairness