Suspension Fairings Shared Attachment Points

In Simple Terms

When two suspension fairings (aerodynamic covers over suspension parts) share an attachment point, they can be designed together as one piece. Teams are allowed minor exceptions to normal shape rules at the junction where they connect, and can cut out holes where the actual suspension components need to pass through.

• Suspension fairings can share attachment points if considered as a single virtual piece during technical inspection
• Minor geometric exceptions are permitted at junction areas between shared fairings
• Cutouts are allowed where inboard suspension members (shock absorbers, anti-roll bars, etc.) need to pass through the fairing
• These exceptions exist only to accommodate functional necessity, not for aerodynamic advantage