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The History of Formula One Racing

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

Formula One racing developed as the premier motor sport over the past century. The early history of Formula One racing has roots in European Grand Prix racing. Formula One racing has evolved to become a global sport with fans in over 200 countries and racing circuits around the world.

The High Cost of Formula One Racing

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

Formula One racing is among the most expensive of competitive sports. As a result corporate sponsorship is vital to keep a team competitive. Formula One racing team annual budgets are estimated to range from $66 million to $400 million. When the costs necessary to design and support a winning team are considered these estimates appear accurate.

The Basics of Formula One Racing

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

Formula One racing is a weekend event with two practice sessions on Friday, a practice session and qualifying on Saturday, and the race on Sunday. The practice sessions are used for drivers to familiarize themselves with the track and for the crew to make any necessary adjustments to the car. The qualifying is used to determine the way the cars will start in the race.

Introduction to Formula One Racing

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

Formula One racing, often referred to as Grand Prix racing, is the top class of motor sports in the world. Most commonly it is abbreviated as F1 racing. The title Formula One racing refers to the rules, or "formula" that all cars and participants in Formula One racing must follow. These strict rules make Formula One racing the most competitive of all motor sports.

Formula One Records Show Changes in Sport's History

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

The changes and history of Formula One racing are apparent when you look at the records that have been recorded since the sport's inception.

Formula One Racing Terms You Need to Know

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

Formula One racing is a sport defined by rules and regulations. It is also a sport with a long history. Like any sport with this background, Formula One racing has developed terms that are confusing or not understood by new fans. The information below highlights some of the more misunderstood terms used in Formula One racings.

Formula One Racing Cars Have Wings

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

Aerodynamic design is as important to Formula One racing vehicles as it is to airplanes. You might not expect a racecar to have wings but Formula One racing cars do.

Famous Formula One Drivers Through the Years

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

There are many things that make drivers a legend. From a diverse and faithful fan base to an uncanny driving ability that no other possesses, little things can make a driver a legend in their own rights. The legends are the drivers that are talked about long after their career is over and that are names that pop into your head when Formula One racing is talked about.

F1 Engines

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

In order to win races and keep a competitive edge, F1 engines must be uniquely designed to provide maximum performance with greatest longevity. Historically, engines that were built for F1 racing were not built to last much longer than a single race. Today, FIA regulations stipulations require engines to not fall apart never to be used again. However, even with all the technology available to racing teams, engine failure is the most common reason cars are sidelined.

Driver Safety in Formula One Racing

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Elmo Kandel

The high speeds and challenging courses of Formula One racing make it a dangerous sport for drivers. Many of the rules in Formula One racing are designed with driver safety in mind and constructors are always looking at new design features to enhance driver safety.



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