A front spoiler is an aerodynamic component mounted at the front of a vehicle, such as a car. It is designed to influence the airflow and improve the vehicle's aerodynamics. Typically, the front spoiler is shaped to 'catch' the air beneath the vehicle and direct it in the appropriate direction to reduce resistance and provide stability. This results in better road grip and reduces the uplifting effect the front of the vehicle may experience at higher speeds. Front spoilers are commonly used in sports cars and race cars to enhance performance and control, and they also have an aesthetic aspect, giving the vehicle a sporty appearance.
