Rear Bodywork Assembly

In Simple Terms

The rear bodywork of an F1 car (the sidepods and engine cover) must form one continuous, solid shape with no gaps, overlaps, or disconnected sections. Think of it like clay that's been molded into one unified piece rather than separate parts stuck together.

• The sidepods and engine cover combine to create the rear bodywork assembly
• Must be a single, simply connected volume with no separate or floating sections
• Cannot have overlapping regions - parts cannot occupy the same space
• Once fully defined, the shape must be valid and properly connected