Why Bugatti doesn t participate in F1 and why Bugatti does not participate in F

Participation in F1 is to increase brand awareness.

It doesn't mean that a good sports car has to compete in F1

Porsche doesn't compete in Formula 1 either, but he does in events such as GT.

Moreover, now participating in F1, there is no experience, and you will only smash the brand. For example, Sjuker) In addition, Bugatti itself was not managed well to buy it for the public, how can it have the energy to participate in F1

Because of lack of money, these luxury cars can't sell a few a year, and participating in F1 starts at hundreds of millions of dollars a year, which is higher than sales.

Also, to be honest, Bugatti has poor cornering performance.

And what I like without Bugatti is the pursuit of its high horsepower.

Participation in F1 is to increase brand awareness.

Bugatti appears to have participated in it for a year in 1950.

F1 racing is fast.

1. The maximum speed of the car in F1 is above 360, and it can reach 500 if there is no limit.

2. F1 cars can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in seconds, and reach 200 km/h in 5 seconds F1 cars can accelerate from 0 to 200 km/h in 7 seconds and then decelerate to 0; Formula 1 cars have strong braking characteristics and can slow down from 200 km/h to 0 in seconds with a braking distance of 55 metres.

3. F1 drivers change gears about 2,600 times during the race, and the BMW team once counted that an engine was ignited about 8 million times during the Grand Prix; During the race, the temperature at the F1 exhaust pipe can reach 800 degrees Celsius.

4. The world's fastest convertible will continue to use the W16 four-turbo engine of the Bugatti model, with a power output of 747 kilowatts at 6,000 rpm and a maximum torque of 1,250 Nm per meter; In addition, the 7-speed automatic manual transmission also enhances the driving pleasure.

It accelerates to 100kmh in seconds, and no star can keep up with its start-up speed. Unfortunately, the maximum speed of the new car has been limited to 350 kmh from the old model's 407 km/h.

How can racing cars be compared to street cars, don't think about it, the maximum speed of the cars in F2008 and F1 is above 360, and if there is no limit, it can reach 500.

It takes 250,000 hours of work to complete a race car from concept design to production;

Top F1 teams, such as BMW-Williams, need to produce a staggering number of parts to build their cars.

Approximately 200,000 parts were produced in 12 months;

F1 cars can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in seconds and 200 km/h in 5 seconds;

F1 cars can accelerate from 0 to 200 km/h in 7 seconds and to 0 after hours;

Formula 1 cars have strong braking characteristics and can slow down from 200 km/h to 0 in seconds with a braking distance of 55 metres.

The energy required to reduce a race car from 315 kmh to 185 kmh is equivalent to the energy required to make an elephant jump 10 meters;

F1 drivers change gears about 2,600 times during races, and BMW Racing once counted about 8 million times an engine lit during a Grand Prix.

During the race, the temperature at the F1 exhaust pipe can reach 800 degrees Celsius.

At the end of each race, the F1 chassis needs to be taken apart and more than 200 items inspected;

a 3-liter 10-cylinder engine weighing less than 100 kg; In '06, an 8-cylinder engine was introduced.

During an F1 race, one driver loses about 600 calories.

In 2004, the Williams car was equipped with a V10 engine with nearly 1,000 horsepower, and the track speed record was set at Monza in Italy, and in 2005 Honda first ran 415 km h at the Mojave Desert Airport, then ran more than 400 km h in the Panavia Salt Flats in the United States, and was officially certified, and in 2006 the McLaren-Benz racing engine exceeded 20,000 rpm. Later, due to the FIA's reform of the racing rules, the top speed of today's F1 cars has been limited. In '08, an 8-cylinder engine was introduced.

If it is only a mass-produced unmodified supercar, it can't run F1, F1 is born for track lap times, F1 on the track is not the fastest, if you don't limit the F1 engine, F1 is at least 500 or more, after all, F1 in the V10 years can theoretically reach a speed of 900 kilometers per hour, in the calculation of thrust-to-weight ratio, aerodynamic tuning, hot melt tires, any supercar can not compare with F1 on the track, not to say that F1 is motorcycle GP is faster than supercar, professional racing is professional racing, not mass production supercar can be compared.

Of course, F1 is faster, and if there is no limit, FL can accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per second.