The 10 Best F1 Cars Of All Time
Formula 1 has been the hallmark of motorsport for over 70 years. Since its inaugural season in 1950, the world’s best racing drivers have aspired to be Formula One drivers….
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11 Common Types Of Race Cars | A Complete Breakdown
Car racing has been a part of the automotive industry since its beginning. There is a saying that racing began as soon as the second car was created. Over the…
30 Most Rare Cars In The World | Beauty and Elegance
The world of rare and exotic cars has always fascinated car enthusiasts and collectors alike. These rare cars are not only a symbol of luxury and power but also represent…
The Single-Cylinder F1 engine that Hit 20,000 RPM
We all know F1 cars and how much power and speed they need. It is estimated that in F1 2021, most of the engines used to power F1 cars had …
What does Mercedes F1 have to be SO Fast On the Straights?
At the United States Grand Prix, a lot of attention was paid to Mercedes’ ability to close the gap on Red Bull on the straights in previous races, but is …
Can a regular person drive an F1 car?
Formula One driving is quite tough. To warm up the brakes and tires, the vehicle must be moving at a sufficient rate of speed. In order for the brakes to …
This is How F1 Brakes Can Stop From 200mph in just 4 seconds!
How can these brakes stop an F1 car from 200 mph down to 0 in less than 4 seconds? This tremendous deceleration can cause a driver’s head and helmet to …
Will the F1 switch to 2-stroke in 2025?
An unexpected recommendation from the Formula One Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds was to move F1 four-stroke engines to two-stroke engines. The usage of two-stroke engines in racing dates back …
Why would each F1 piston cost more than $65,000?!
We all know that F1 cars are producing a tremendous amount of power and reach high speeds on the racing tracks, but why would it cost that much to produce …
This is why F1 cars don’t have Brake Lights!
Brake lights are a basic element on all road vehicles, and they’re something we see regularly. They are also standard on the majority of racing cars. But have you thought …