The first instance of a spoiler on race car was the 1961 Ferrari 196 Dino SP, pictured above. The body was designed by Fantuzzi, a renowned coachbuilder responsible for some of the most beautiful ...

The invention provides an advanced rear spoiler for high-performance cars and racing teams. In doing so, it would work simultaneously with the suspension, exhaust and intake.

This car can go from a standstill to 200 in 11.1 or 10.3 seconds, the time ordinary cars take to achieve 100. Top speed is 315 km/h, 318 in the S.

Built to celebrate a NASCAR legend, the 1969 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler Cale Yarborough Special fused speed, style, and ...

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The spoiler became a production option later in 1971. The combination of the high rear spoiler with the sleek second-generation Camaro body gave the car a more aggressive and racing-inspired look.

But fans hoping to see an instant change in the racing will likely be disappointed, especially since the spoiler returns at the almost flat, 0.526-mile short track at Martinsville.

This includes a matte black hood, spoiler, rear diffuser, black wheels, and a front air splitter. The standard car's massive 6.2-liter V8 produces 426 horsepower and 420 lb-ft of torque.