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Tag: Practical
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Hot Vs Cold And Formula 1 Cars: In Simple Terms
What can we wish for when the Formula 1 season is over, but winter is at its peak and Christmas is approaching? It would be fascinating to see an F1 race in the snow because F1 cars are built with cutting-edge technology. They are designed for ‘anything can happen’ racing, whether wind, heat, barometric pressure,…
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In F1 Drivers’ Wear: How Formula 1 Has Breathed New Life Into Motorcore Fashion
Gone are the days when F1 drivers could blend into the crowd. Since the Red Bull dropped into the battle to reach Mercedes and Max Verstappen overtook Lewis Hamilton, Formula 1 has captured the world’s attention, causing one in five to know about this sport. As the key figures of Formula 1, the drivers stand…
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A Big Deal: Does The F1 Drivers’ Height And Weight Matter?
Less is best, the golden rule about the weight and height in any motorsport, especially in Formula 1. However, does it mean that the less the F1 driver weights – the faster he goes? Do the short-height drivers have the speed advantage in Formula 1? I want to share my two cents on the matter.…
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IndyCar vs. F1 Comparison: Which Is The Ultimate Motorsport?
In the world of racing, two series are worthy of taking their places at the top. Formula 1 and IndyCar are both premier open-wheel, single-seater racing championships. Both strive to be the best motorsport challenge. So, I’m not an old Indy fan, but as a Formula 1 devotee with years of experience, I was interested in how far…
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The Ultimate Balance:Â Is Formula 1 A Sport, A Show, Or Both?
Is Formula 1 a sport or a show? The debate rages on, with some claiming it’s just entertainment, while others disagree because of the physical demands this type of racing places on the drivers. On the one hand, the FIA Formula One World Championship is considered a motor racing sport. On the other hand, it…
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F1 Safety Car For Beginners In Simple Terms
What’s the distraction element of the race, and why doesn’t it look like other Formula 1 cars? You might wonder when watching the safety car in action, especially for the first time. But, it is the rule-keeper of the Grand Prix in case of any eventuality. However, what exactly is a safety car in F1…
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F1 Jargon For Beginners: Guide To Formula 1 Language
First time in Formula 1? Watching the race with excitement as it starts: ‘DRS activated’, ‘safety car’ and ‘box, box!’ and losing the logical chain? Googling the terms, but the actions come to an end? Don’t worry. The same thing happened to me and all new F1 fans. I have collected only the necessary slang of…
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WRC Rally Racing vs. F1: Comparing Two Popular Disciplines
So, WRC rally racing vs. F1, which is more demanding? Which drivers are better, and why discipline switching is a popular option but often fails to deliver for even the best racers? Let’s delve into the details. The youngest FIA World Rally Championship winner and two-time World Champion, Kalle Rovanperä, wants to test his skills…