Brake by wire (BBW) refers to the system that controls the rear brake. While the front brakes maintain the traditional
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C1 refers to the compound of the rubber that the tyre's wearing surface is constructed from. Pirelli has developed a
All cars with a gearbox use a clutch to engage the engine and deliver power to the transmission. F1 cars
The diffuser is the flared opening at the rear of the floor and is used to generate downforce. Air is
The Power Unit comprises six elements - the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE), Turbo, MGU-K, MGU-H, Control Electronics and Energy Store.
F1 cars don't have brake lights. The lights on the car's rear display as solid for improved visibility in wet
F1 exhausts, like standard car exhausts, extract the exhaust gases from the engine, but in F1 they are also used
As a constructor, Ferrari develops and produces its own power unit (PU) for their cars as well as customer cars.
