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F1 carbon fiber makes up 75% of modern cars, offering lightweight strength and crash safety. From McLaren’s MP4/1 to today’s monocoques, it defines the sport.
This blog explains the function of F1 tear off visor films, how drivers quickly remove them mid-race, FIA regulations on their disposal, real race incidents, and future solutions balancing safety and sustainability.
This weekend brings another back-to-back round, as F1 heads to the home of the Scuderia Ferrari—the legendary Templ...
Dutch Grand Prix post-race report: Piastri claims a Grand Slam, extends his lead, as Ferrari struggles and Verstappen amazes fans with a dramatic car save.
Best F1 rookie 2025: Antonelli or Hadjar? See the rookie rankings after 10 races, with points, podiums, and performances shaping the battle for standout rookie.
Madring Circuit 2026 F1: Madrid’s new semi-street track with 22 corners, Monument Bend, and capacity for 110,000 fans joins the Formula 1 calendar.
Pull the steering wheel backward, and the front wheels instantly turn toe-in. This was the “black technology” that ...
Do you know what that L-shaped tube on an F1 car, which looks like an antenna, is used for? And what about its vari...
F1 six-wheeled cars were one of the sport’s boldest experiments. From Tyrrell’s legendary P34 podiums to Williams’ banned FW08B, discover how innovation pushed boundaries before FIA regulations closed the chapter.
The F1 roll hoop is a crucial safety device protecting drivers during rollovers. From early designs to today’s titanium-carbon structures, it has saved countless lives.
Every F1 car carries a built-in fire extinguisher system. Discover how it works, from cockpit nozzles to safety switches, and why it’s vital for driver survival.
The dust has finally settled—Formula 1’s 11th team, Cadillac, has officially confirmed its driver lineup for the 20...
Welcome to the 15th race of the 2025 season! The summer break has finally ended, and we now head to the Zandvoort ...
When it comes to drivers from humble beginnings, we cannot avoid talking about Lewis Hamilton. Especially his fathe...
This article compares two extremes in Formula 1: Esteban Ocon, whose parents sold everything to support him, and Nikita Mazepin, whose billionaire father funded his F1 career.
Curious about the F1 drivers career mileage ranking? Discover the top 10 drivers with the most impressive career kilometers driven in Formula 1 history, featuring legends like Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton. Who will emerge as the ultimate mileage champion?
With Christian Horner's Red Bull exit, the Formula 1 paddock feels a breath of fresh air. Rivalries can be fierce yet respectful, and both McLaren and their new competitor are eager to turn a new page. Will this change finally lead to constructive racing instead of drama?
Explore the gripping moments leading up to Ayrton Senna's tragic end during the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. Witness the chaos, heartache, and controversy surrounding his final 24 hours that changed Formula 1 forever. What really happened in those fateful hours that led to such a monumental loss?
Excitement builds for Cadillac F1's debut as the driver lineup for 2026 takes shape. Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez are rumored to be the first signings, bringing invaluable experience to the team. How will their proven expertise shape Cadillac's performance? Dive into the latest updates on the Cadillac F1 driver lineup 2026.
Red Bull after Christian Horner marks a turning point for the team. With Horner's departure, uncertainty looms as new leadership struggles to stabilize the organization amid internal power dynamics and upcoming regulations. Can Red Bull rebuild or will they sink deeper into chaos? Discover the challenges ahead.
Explore the contrasting journeys of Michael Schumacher and Lando Norris in the world of Formula 1. Discover how Schumacher's humble beginnings and tenacity led to greatness, while Norris exemplifies the rare case of a talented driver born into wealth. What does this tell us about the richest and poorest F1 drivers?
Curious about the cost to train an F1 driver? Discover how millions are spent from karting to Formula 2, where talent alone isn’t enough. Learn about the intense financial and physical demands, and whether you could ever break into this elite sport. Is the investment worth the shot at the grid?
Ever wondered how hard is it to drive an F1 car? It's not just about speed; the immense physical demands include incredible g-forces, extreme braking forces, and high cockpit temperatures. Discover what it really takes to master the beast that is an F1 car!
Do you know just how expensive a Formula 1 car can be? The answer will make anyone gasp. We’ve gathered some data t...
Which is harder to train—an F1 driver or a fighter pilot? Most people might assume it’s the fighter pilot. However,...
Zhou Guanyu’s 2024 Sauber C44 quickly earned the nickname “Green Tractor.” Despite its striking livery, the car was consistently a second slower per lap, plagued by frequent failures and pit stop blunders. From near-misses in Bahrain to Bottas’s infamous 52.4-second stop, the C44 became a symbol of poor performance and chaotic team operations.
The Red Bull RB19 F1 Car is regarded as one of the most dominant machines in Formula 1 history. With unrivaled suspension geometry, tire management, and aerodynamic efficiency, it crushed every track on the 2023 calendar. Combined with Max Verstappen’s skill, the RB19 turned into an unstoppable weapon, rewriting records with a 95.5% win rate and cementing its place among F1’s greatest cars.
The Mercedes W11 F1 Car is widely regarded as the most dominant Formula 1 machine ever. With groundbreaking DAS steering, a 1,022hp hybrid engine, and revolutionary aerodynamics, it crushed the 2020 season with 13 wins, 15 poles, and record-breaking lap times. Dubbed the “Galactic Battleship,” the W11 remains the benchmark for F1 engineering excellence.
Max Verstappen’s 2024 Brazilian Grand Prix comeback was nothing short of legendary. Starting from P17, he stormed through the field in wet conditions, overtaking rivals with relentless pace. A perfectly timed pit stop and decisive move on Esteban Ocon sealed his victory, making him the only F1 driver to win from 10 different grid positions. This epic triumph at Interlagos solidified Verstappen’s legacy as one of Formula 1’s greatest.
Charles Leclerc, Ferrari’s Crown Prince, is admired not only for his looks but also his resilience. From losing his godfather Jules Bianchi and his father Hervé, to winning Monaco in 2024 and breaking Ferrari’s pole drought, his career is built on tragedy, rivalry, and determination. Now racing alongside Lewis Hamilton, Leclerc is striving to bring Ferrari back to its glory days.
Fernando Alonso, the “Magical Head Brother,” conquered F1 at 24 by dethroning Schumacher, became a double world champion, and later endured struggles with McLaren and Ferrari. After leaving F1, he triumphed in endurance racing before making a stunning return with Alpine and Aston Martin. At 44, Alonso remains the oldest active driver, proving that resilience and passion can defy time.
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