Active suspension in F1 is a mechanical system that actively adjusts the stiffness and position of the suspension connection to
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As part of the cars early development, teams use exact scale models of the F1 cars that are tested and
Most of the races over a season are at sea level, however, Mexico and Brazil are at Altitude and have
On a wet track, Formula 1 tyres – even special treaded wet-weather tyres, which can shift up to 65 litres
A blind spot is an area on the track that the driver can't see, so a potential hazard when a
Caused by the tire overheating where the rubber softens and delaminates from the body of the tire, ultimately leading to
F1 cars don't have fans built-in, as such, they rely on forward movement for airflow and cooling of the motor
