What does F1 mean and what does F1 stand for?

The key under ESC on the keyboard is called F1.

F1 is the representative of the Formula One Grand Prix.

F1 stands for Formula 1 Grand Prix, in fact, F1 is the abbreviation of Formula 1 Grand Prix, which originally means formula, program, and criterion.

Grand Prix is a Grand Prix, and since a Hong Kong magazine originally translated Formula into Formula Formula, Formula 1 Grand Prix was mistakenly called Formula 1 Grand Prix.

If the original translation is a Grand Prix limited by the rules of the highest class, the full name of Formula 1 Grand Prix is FIA Formula 1 World Championship, FIA is the abbreviation of the International Association of Automobile Manufacturers, and the full name of Formula 1 should be FIA Formula One World Championship.

Persons participating in F1 races:

F1 drivers are some of the most physically fit athletes, and because of the way F1 cars are driven and the centrifugal forces that drivers have to withstand, you can see that they all have thick necks that look almost as wide as their heads.

Because the head of the helmet is exposed outside the cockpit when driving an F1 car, in addition to the lateral centrifugal force of 4 g when cornering, the deceleration force of the forward deceleration during braking is more than 5 g, and the weight of the head and helmet becomes five times the original weight, about 25 kilograms, under such high centrifugal force.

Therefore, it is necessary to have a particularly strong neck to resist centrifugal force and keep the head in a certain position, and secondly, their arm and wrist muscles are extremely developed.

**The meaning of F10 means that you can press F10 on the keyboard in the analysis software to view the text of the company's fundamentals, pointing to the basic public information of the stock, including share capital, shareholders, financial data, company profile and history, company announcements, ** information, etc., can be quickly and quietly checked.

Brief introduction. Stock is a certificate of ownership issued by a joint-stock company, which is a valuable certificate issued by a joint-stock company to each owner as a certificate of shareholding and to obtain dividends and bonuses in order to raise funds. Each share** represents a shareholder's ownership of a basic unit of the business.

There will be a listed company behind each **. At the same time, each listed company will issue **.

Each copy of the same category** represents equal ownership of the company. The size of the company's ownership share owned by each owner depends on the proportion of the number of shares held by the company to the company's total share capital.

F1 is the abbreviation of the World Formula One Championship, the full name of English: it is the most expensive, fastest and most high-tech sport in the world, and it is also the sports event with the highest commercial value and the most charm.

Formula One World Championship.

The World Formula One Championship is the highest level of annual track racing competitions organized by the International Automobile Sports Federation, and it is also the highest level of racing competition in the world today. The first race was held at Silverstone in England in 1950.

On September 30, 2021, Beijing time, F1 officially announced that the Russell International Circuit in Qatar will host the first F1 Qatar Grand Prix from November 19 to 21, 2021.

F1 is the abbreviation for Formula One World Championship.

Originated in 1950, Formula 1 is the highest level of annual track racing organized by the Fédération Internationale de l'Auto (FIA), known for its high technology, team spirit, intelligence and courage.

Formula 1 is the world's highest level of motorsport, and is known as the "world's three major sporting events" along with the Olympic Games and the World Cup. Formula 1 cars are single-seater, purpose-built cars with an exposed cockpit and huge tires that are exposed to the outside of the body, with no fenders to obstruct them. Formula 1 cars cannot be driven on ordinary roads and are not produced on the assembly lines of car factories, but are designed and built individually by individual racing companies or motorsport departments of car factories.

Formula 1 races are not inter-year-span, but use a single annual league system, where points are accumulated throughout the year to determine the results of drivers and teams in order to produce champions.

A well-known driver in F1

The most famous F1 driver is German driver Michael Schumacher. He has won a total of 7 world championships and has set many records that have never been seen before in the world of motorsports, and he enjoys a high reputation in the world of sports. He competed for the first time on August 25, 1991, retired on September 10, 2006, and announced his comeback on December 23, 2009, joining the Mercedes GP team.

In 2011, Schumacher competed in the ROC and played against Sebastian Vettel for Germany. On October 4, 2012, Schumacher announced his retirement from the sport.

Schumacher was preceded by a talented Brazilian driver: Elton Senna. At one point, he was considered the most talented driver in the world.

He was one of the elite of motorsport, and if it weren't for the accident on 1 May 1994, Senna would have been successful in Formula 1, winning his sixth and seventh World Championships.