Legality box and floor
The reference volumes of the 2026 FIA rules set in CATIA, then the first part: the floor.
A lifelong motorsport fan, I made it the common thread of my engineering studies. I design, simulate and render things that go fast, on the road and in the air. Welcome to my lap.

A 2026 F1 car, from legality box to render.
I design parts and vehicles in CAD, test them in simulation and show them in renders. My passion is motorsport, from the car to the engine.



Part 1 / 4The reference volumes of the 2026 FIA rules set in CATIA, then the first part: the floor.
Monocoque, cockpit, sidepods and exhaust: the part that finally makes it look like an F1 car.
Profiles and endplate, then a full CFD study in SIMULIA to check the shape.
Corner Mode and Straight Mode rotation, CFD, then the whole car in one assembly.
CAD, simulation and rendering, from motorsport to aerospace.

The Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari and Alpine concepts compared in 2D CFD.
P2
204 surface bodies, full assembly and photorealistic renders.
P3
Three shapes and five materials compared in a 216 km/h crash simulation.
P4
Full aircraft modelled, then a CFD study of the wing.
P5
Cutaway view and kinematics of the crankshaft, rods and pistons.
P6
Foldable workstation for the B777-300ER, as project lead of a team of 6.
Final year at ESILV, majoring in modelling and computational mechanics, after a semester at Hanyang University in Seoul. I am looking for a 6-month end-of-studies internship in mechanical design, in automotive or motorsport.