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Anonymous users2024-02-06It varies from year to year, roughly between 11 and 20 stops, and is mainly determined by the FIA.
F1, the Chinese name is "Formula 1 Championship", is the abbreviation of English Formula1 Grandprix, and the official full name of this competition is "FIAFORMULA1 World Championship".
"Formula Race" means "rules and restrictions", because Formula 1 races are built and raced according to the specifications and rules set by the FIA, and all participating teams must adhere to this set of formula-like guidelines.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Formula 1 (FormulaOne World Formula One Racing Championship) originated from a seminar on the classification of motor sports in 1904 at the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile and Motorcycle (later renamed: Fédération Internationale de la Motorsport, now referred to as FIA), headquartered in Paris, France.
The origin of the real F1 needs to be introduced from the following aspects.
The history of motorsports and the founding of the FIA.
Between 1894 (from Paris to Lyon), when automobile racing first appeared in history, and 1900, the word "formula" did not appear. Prior to 1904, each nation and automobile club could organize a car race, each using its own set of rules. Some of the most influential automobile clubs of the time, in order to maintain the prosperity of automobile racing, decided to form an international organization, which established the rules of passage and applied to automobile racing all over the world.
The Fédération Internationale de I'Automobile (FIA) was born. It is up to car and motorcycle drivers to solve their problems, set the rules of racing, and try to keep drivers and spectators safe.
The origins of formula racing.
Formula "Formula Race" was originally used by the FIA in 1904 (with a maximum weight limit) to distinguish it from small cars and as an alternative race car that is different from small cars. However, after World War II, the term "Formula 1" officially appeared. Why is it called a formula car?
"Formula Race" means "Rules and Restrictions" because Formula racing is about building and racing cars within the specifications and rules set by the FIA. All participating teams must adhere to this set of formula-like guidelines.
Formula 1 was set to be the highest level of Formula racing and there was such an event as Formula 1.
First F1 car, F1 rules and F1 World Championship.
The world's first F1 race was held at the Silver Stone circuit in the United Kingdom.
The specifications of the vehicle are based on the rules established in 1947, and the maximum displacement of the engine is 4500cc unsupercharged or 1500cc supercharged.
The 1950 F1 season featured a total of seven races, including an American Indianapolis 500.
The first F1 race was won by Giuseppe Farina in Alfa Romeo, who became the first F1 World Champion.
Of course it's dangerous.
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A typical F1 car steering wheel will have a lot more control buttons than the general car steering wheel, these buttons have to complete the following functions: control clutch, control engine shutdown, control gear shift, radio intercom, speed limit to enter the repair station, engine speed limit, brake force balance adjustment, air and fuel mix ratio adjustment, car comprehensive information display control (including engine data, fuel consumption and lap time, current gear indication, etc.), There are also pre-programmed control programs and various flashing warning lights. In addition, some steering wheels are equipped with control buttons for the driver to drink. >>>More
F1 accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in seconds, and from 0 to 200 km/h and then decelerates to 0 in just 12 seconds. Speeds of more than 300 km/h are a breeze for F1, which can reach a top speed of 370 km/h on some high-speed tracks like Monza, Italy. Formula 1 cars can also travel from 240 km/h to zero in seconds, covering a distance of just 80 metres.
The rotation of the steering wheel? It seems to be more than 90 degrees. Seen. >>>More