Press Burn Harvest Boost
See how a 2026 F1 car works in 3D
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Interactive 3D lesson on how a 2026 F1 car works, in four beats and a guided lap. Players turn up a wind tunnel until the air presses harder than the car weighs, turn the bodywork to glass to watch sustainable fuel burn in an x-ray V6, brake hard and soft to see how much energy the battery can catch, then spend it in a boost race against a hologram rival. The builder says it was made with Claude Opus 5.5 and Three.js.
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