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A formula 1 Car is a track car that was only made for racing purpose in other words it looks like a small spaceship. It's narrow nose helps it to get a great speed. It is a single seater car with lots of power. One of the most interesting thing about F1 cars is that they are made up of only one piece of material, mainly carbon fibre is used to make f1 cars. Externally fitted tyres and in middle of racing these tyres have to be changed because they are different from usual tyres and tyres also get heated by high rpm. The steering wheel carries tonnes of buttons, knobs over it like wing adjuster and other system controller.
Engineering of Engine
From 1988, the tubrocharged engines were banned but by 2014 the f1 cars had been loaded with turbocharged 1.6 litre v6 engines. For making engines more powerfull teams were started using exotic material but Fèdèration Internationate de I'Automobile (FIA) banned those exotic materials for engine manufacturing. Aluminum, Titanium and Iron were allowed for constructing engines. The front axel of the car holds the engine and at the back fuel and gearbox make their homes.
Designer's Design
In F1 car it's design means alot. Only powerfull engine is not enough. the design play an important role. the streamlined body with front and rear wing give good amount of downfoce. The wings are one of the main component of F1 car because they provide downforce, which stick car to the road at very high speed. The aerodynamics make this car like a piece of physics. The design also help in cornering control, the turbulence produces as drag force which slow down the car, the shape also minimize this drag.
Mission for Transmission
The launch control, traction control are illegal in f1 racing. the clutch are mounted behind the steering. Now, talking about the semi automatic gearboxes and they have some ragulations stating that 8 forward gears increased from the 2014 season onward and 1 reverse gear must be there, with rear wheel drive. Carbin titanium is used to make gearbox.
Perform for Performance
0-160km/h and comes to rest in less than five seconds, every f1 cars have this ability. Just take Mercedes W07 2016
0-100km/h in 2.4 sec
0-200km/h in 4.4sec
0-300km/h in 8.4 sec
World's top racing circuits
1.. Nurburging Nordsheife.
Legendary circuit, having 154 corners and 21 km long.
2.. Spa-Francorchamps.
Home of Belgian Grand Prix.
3.. Circuit de la Sarthe.
Mixture of public road and race track.
4.. Laguna Seca. Famous for most difficult turns.
5.. Monza.
Oldest tracks on the f1 calendar.
6.. Silverstone.
Home of British Motorsports.
7.. Suzuka Bearing s curve and Degner Curve.
8.. Mount panorama.
Beautiful location including streets.
9.. Circuit de Monaco.
Tight hairpin and barriers surrounding the circuit, this circuit accepts no mistake.
10.. Interlogos.
Lewis Hamilton's late title success in 2008.
World's top f1 cars
1.. Mercedes.
Podium Finishes - 151
Championship Title - 4
2..Ferrari.
Podium Finishes - 754
Championship Title - 16
3.. Austin Martin Red Bull.
Podium Finishes - 154
Championship Title - 4
4.. William Martin.
Podium Finishes - 311
Championship Title - 9
5.. McLaren.
Podium Finishes - 485
Championship Title - 8
A formula 1 Car is a track car that was only made for racing purpose in other words it looks like a small spaceship. It's narrow nose helps it to get a great speed. It is a single seater car with lots of power. One of the most interesting thing about F1 cars is that they are made up of only one piece of material, mainly carbon fibre is used to make f1 cars. Externally fitted tyres and in middle of racing these tyres have to be changed because they are different from usual tyres and tyres also get heated by high rpm. The steering wheel carries tonnes of buttons, knobs over it like wing adjuster and other system controller.
Engineering of Engine
From 1988, the tubrocharged engines were banned but by 2014 the f1 cars had been loaded with turbocharged 1.6 litre v6 engines. For making engines more powerfull teams were started using exotic material but Fèdèration Internationate de I'Automobile (FIA) banned those exotic materials for engine manufacturing. Aluminum, Titanium and Iron were allowed for constructing engines. The front axel of the car holds the engine and at the back fuel and gearbox make their homes.
Designer's Design
In F1 car it's design means alot. Only powerfull engine is not enough. the design play an important role. the streamlined body with front and rear wing give good amount of downfoce. The wings are one of the main component of F1 car because they provide downforce, which stick car to the road at very high speed. The aerodynamics make this car like a piece of physics. The design also help in cornering control, the turbulence produces as drag force which slow down the car, the shape also minimize this drag.
Mission for Transmission
The launch control, traction control are illegal in f1 racing. the clutch are mounted behind the steering. Now, talking about the semi automatic gearboxes and they have some ragulations stating that 8 forward gears increased from the 2014 season onward and 1 reverse gear must be there, with rear wheel drive. Carbin titanium is used to make gearbox.
Perform for Performance
0-160km/h and comes to rest in less than five seconds, every f1 cars have this ability. Just take Mercedes W07 2016
0-100km/h in 2.4 sec
0-200km/h in 4.4sec
0-300km/h in 8.4 sec
World's top racing circuits
1.. Nurburging Nordsheife.
Legendary circuit, having 154 corners and 21 km long.
2.. Spa-Francorchamps.
Home of Belgian Grand Prix.
3.. Circuit de la Sarthe.
Mixture of public road and race track.
4.. Laguna Seca. Famous for most difficult turns.
5.. Monza.
Oldest tracks on the f1 calendar.
6.. Silverstone.
Home of British Motorsports.
7.. Suzuka Bearing s curve and Degner Curve.
8.. Mount panorama.
Beautiful location including streets.
9.. Circuit de Monaco.
Tight hairpin and barriers surrounding the circuit, this circuit accepts no mistake.
10.. Interlogos.
Lewis Hamilton's late title success in 2008.
World's top f1 cars
1.. Mercedes.
Podium Finishes - 151
Championship Title - 4
2..Ferrari.
Podium Finishes - 754
Championship Title - 16
3.. Austin Martin Red Bull.
Podium Finishes - 154
Championship Title - 4
4.. William Martin.
Podium Finishes - 311
Championship Title - 9
5.. McLaren.
Podium Finishes - 485
Championship Title - 8
