Formula One

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

In 2014, Lewis Hamilton drives for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Jenson Button drives for the McLaren Mercedes team.

David Coulthard has a long Formula one career. He began his career for the Williams team in the year 1993 and was part of F1 racing as part of McLaren Mercedes and then finally Red Bull Racing till the year 2008 when he retired. His best career finish was 2nd in the overall standings in the year 2001 when he drove for McLaren. He has never won the drivers championship. He has won a total of 13 races during his F1 career.

Sir Jack brabham (Australia) won the first of his three F1 World Championships in 1959 with 31 points, he had a tough challenge from Sir Stirling Moss, who had the lead going into the final round but retired and gave Brabham the win and championship.

Same as normal road cars by nuts and bolts. However with F11 cars, it is just one big bolt which means tyres can be changed in 2 seconds and doesn't waste time with doing 5 bolts like with most cars.

Through the 2008 season, there have been five drivers to win three F1 world championships: 1) Jack Brabham - 1959. 1960, 1966

2) Jackie Stewart - 1969, 1971, 1973

3) Niki Lauda - 1975, 1977, 1984

4) Nelson Piquet - 1981, 1983, 1987

5) Ayrton Senna - 1988, 1990, 1991

A F1 car does not reach 200 mph speed. The fastest known F1 cars have been in the range of 325 kmph which works out to around 185 mph. The time taken by a f1 car to reach speeds are:

0 to 100 kmph (62 mph): 2 seconds

0 to 200 kmph (124 mph): 4 seconds

9 to 300 kmph (185 mph): 9 seconds

The numbers above are indicative and may depend heavily on the cars aerodynamic set up and gearing ratios. Also, the time taken might differ from one f1 car to another.

Bruce McLaren founded in 1963 McLaren Mercedes team.

1998 and 1999, both years driving for McLaren.

A Nascar race car has two doors, but they do not open. The driver must get into the car through the window and then put up a window net, being there is no glass.

The strict regulations mean that the teams inevitably end up with very similarly sized cars. As a typical example, the 2007 season Toyota TF107 is 453cm long, 180cm wide and 95cm high. Hope This Helps.

i hv the zx and actually i just stripped it down about an hour ago because I'm putting a lot of new parts on it. the plain stripped frame weighs 6lbs, 6 ounces. that's with absolutely nothing on it, not even bearings.

was into production from the year 1992 to 1998 and total number of cars produced :102

On March 31, 1998, it set the record for the fastest production car in the world, 240.1 mph (386.7 km/h)

Japan in the 1976 F1 season.

Considering that the teams don't sell their cars, each team spends about 240 million US$ so less petrol, transportation, repairs, driver payment etc. each car would cost a little less than 10 mil

there arnt any.

Oh yes there is plenty. I think the question should be, who isn't!. Where do we start?!

Michael Schumacher, Mark Webber, Sebastian Vettel, Nikki Lauda, Massa, Keke Rosberg, Nico Rosberg, Francois Cevert (real name:Goldenberg), Jody Schekter, John Surtees, Gerhard Berger, Jochen Rindt, Jacky Ickx, John Surtees, Rubens Barrichello, Stirling Moss, Jack Brabham, Chris Amon

Governors: Bernie Ecclestone, Max Mosley, Luca DiMontezemolo, Jean Todt, Ron Dennis, Frank Willliams, Jack Brabham, Ken Tyrrell, Ross Brawn.

Commentators: James Allen

Among many others. Admittedly all the above with varying degrees of jewish roots.

well,....first of all the present cars use V8 engines which revs up to 18000 rpm. But another factor behind it is the aerodynamic efficiency. Downforce is also a major factor that influences the speed or cornering ability of these cars.

What to do is just play the game. While you play, you will unlock new characters by collecting their parts. Go for gold on each race and the game will give you the codes.

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Depends on the driver. Generally, when they are no longer fit to race anymore.

Marco Apicella suffered major injuries at the start of the 1993 Italian Grand Prix causing a pile-up, he had a fractured chin, cracked arm, fractured ribs and broken hip so he will never return to formula 1 again.

Answer for Total Stopping Distance If you look at total stopping distance then it will depend on the speed, reaction time, condition of stopping equipment and tire coefficient to surface being traveled on. This formula will get you close but there are variables that will effect the out come in real time. X= speed x(squared) /20 + x = total stopping distance.

Alternate Answer: Published data is 190 mph to 0 in 442 feet, so using Bringingthewood's formula for 60 mph, 60-0 is: 44 feet.

GT : Grand touring --> a higher performance, higher quality automobile.

In the past, formula one seasons were small with only 7 or 8 races but we have built it up over the years and over the past four years it has varied between 17 and 18 formula one races but in the future we may have even more as we get more tracks and countries joining formula one.

A F1 car holds 180 liters of fuel. Although it does differ from car to car, depending how far the car needs to travel and what the person wants the weight to be of the car.