Formula One

Micheal Schumacher won the 2001 formula one season with his Ferrari. The number of Retirements who retired more than 6 times (In Descending Order) in the 2001 season are as follows:

a. Juan Pablo Montoya - 11

b. Eddie Irvine - 11

c. Enrique Bernoldi - 10

d. Jarno Trulli - 8

e. Fernando Alonso - 8

f. Ralf Schumacher - 7

g. Kimi Raikkonen - 7

Juan Pablo Montoya and Eddie Irvine share the most number of retirements at - 11

Hunt was the F1 World Champion in 1976.

Sebastian Vettel is the youngest f1 race champion. He holds the following youngest records in formula one:

a. He is the youngest ever double, triple and quadruple world champion in formula one history

b. He has won 4 consecutive formula 1 drivers titles in his career

c. He is the youngest ever driver to score championship points in formula 1

d. He is the youngest ever driver in formula 1 to secure pole position

e. He is the youngest ever driver to win a formula 1 race

Derek Stanley Arthur Warwick is a former British formula one racing driver. He was active in formula 1 between 1981 and 1993. He drove for teams like Lotus, Brabham, Renault, Arrows etc. His last race was the 1993 Australian Grand Prix in which he finished in 10th place. He is currently retired.

Lewis has been a very successful F1 driver winning 9 races and being on podium 22 times out of the total 38 races he has competed in. He has also won the drivers world championship once in the year 2008 where he beat Felipe Massa by one point during the last race to seal the title.

Millions of spectators watch a formula one race around the world. It is watched by thousands of F1 fans when it happens live around the race track. At the same time, the races are telecast live around the world in almost all countries and viewed by millions of race fans. Also, these races are recorded/uploaded/streamed and viewed on the internet by even more race fans.

This is a very complex question, and it depends on many variables, the most important one being tyre wear.

As a F1 tyre is used, it evolves, getting better as it heats up then worse as it wears out. Cars on new tyres are faster than cars on old tyres, in general, so the trick is to work out the best time to get new tyres.

The teams often use computer simulations to work out the best time to pit.

Generally, coming in to pit too early means wearing out your tyres towards the end of the race, but pitting late means 1) Going to long on gone off tyres in the first half of the race and 2) Wasting good tyres when you can't attack because you're in fuel saving (the cars are often short fuelled).

In practice that means the top teams often pit about 1/3rd of the way into the race: they start on used soft tyres from qualifying, which don't lost as long as the hard tyres they switch onto. This also means that when they go into fuel saving late in the race their tyres are worn so they can't get that much speed out anyway.

Also, if you are being held up behind a slower car, you might consider pitting then. That way you end up able to lap at your normal speed, and then get ahead of them when they pit.

The 2008 Formula One season was the 59th FIA Formula One World Championship season. It began on 16 March and ended on 2 November with eighteen Grand Prix races. Lewis Hamilton won the driver's title while Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro won the constructors' title. In winning the title, Hamilton became the youngest driver ever to win the title and the first black driver to do so. He was also the first British champion since Damon Hill in 1996. Eleven teams competed in the championship, albeit Super Aguri withdrew on 6 May from the 2008 Formula One season due to financial troubles, completing four races. New technical rules for 2008 included the banning of traction control after it was re-introduced in 2001. 2008 also introduced two new street circuits. The Valencia Street Circuit and Marina Bay Street Circuit hosted the European GP and the new Singapore GP respectively. The Singapore GP was also the first Formula One event held at night.

248 race starts.

There have been many :

Alan Jones

Jack Brabham

Gary Brabham

David Brabham

Warwick Brown

Paul England

Tony Gaze

Ken Kavanagh

Brian Mcguire

Larry Perkins

Daniel Ricciardo

Tim Schenken

Vern Schuppen

Mark Webber

No, they are really optimized for top speed, and lack the handling and downforce necessary to win a Grand Prix, expect maybe a Grand Prix at Monza.

Juan Pablo Montoya has: Played Himself - Performer in "Stars in der Manege" in 1959. Played Himself - Guest in "Late Show with David Letterman" in 1993. Played Race Car Driver in "Driven" in 2001. Played himself in "Top Gear" in 2002. Played himself in "Rome Is Burning" in 2003. Played himself in "Rachael Ray" in 2006. Played himself in "Sharp Aquos 500" in 2007. Played himself in "NASCAR in Primetime" in 2007. Played himself in "Pepsi 500" in 2008. Played himself in "Pepsi 500" in 2009. Played himself in "2010 Budweiser Shootout" in 2010. Played himself in "Pepsi Max 400" in 2010. Played Himself - Earnhardt Ganassi Racing in "Toyota Owners 400" in 2013.

Grand Rapids, Michigan is a city located in the state of Michigan. With a population of just under 200,000 residents, Grand Rapids is the second most populated city in the state. Grand Rapids is located along the Grand River, and is just 30 miles east of Lake Michigan.

One of the largest tourist attractions to Grand Rapids is outdoor recreation. Like much of the state, Grand Rapids has many different lakes. In the summer months, many tourists come to the lakes to partake in boating, swimming, camping, and hiking. In the winter months, some tourists come to Grand Rapids in the winter for ice fishing, ice skating, cross country skiing, and snow mobileing.

For the sports enthusiast, the city of Grand Rapids also has several options. The city is home to four different minor league sports teams. The West Michigan Whitecaps play at the Fifth Third Bank Ballpark and are one of the most successful minor league baseball teams. The team has won 5 different Championship Series titles, the most recent of which was in 2007. The city is also home to the Indoor Football League's West Michigan Thunder Hawks and the American Football League's Grand Rapids Griffins.

The city of Grand Rapids also has many different cultural options. The neighborhood of Heritage Hill is one of the largest historic urban districts in the United States. In Heritage Hill, there are over 1,000 old and classic Victorian homes. The most famous of the Victorian Homes is the Meyer May House, which was made famous by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The Meyer May House, which was built in 1908, is now a popular museum.

Grand Rapids is also home to the Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, which combine to be over 125 acres. This park is full of botanical gardens and artwork that was provided by world class artists including Edgar Degas and Auguste Rodin. In the summer months, the park's theatre hosts many different concerts. Some of the previous performers at the garden have been Jonny Lang, B.B. King, and Lyle Lovett. The garden was even mentioned in the book "1000 Places to See Before you Die."

because if there is a dry tire and there is rain the tire would slip the driver would probably die in a crash.But if you have a wet tire on a wet course there a 75% chans that you will not slip

Counting from the start of the first Formula One season in 1950, and including the 12 races that have been run in the 2013 season as of the time of this answer, there have been a total of 890 Formula One races.

The F1 French Grand Prix is held at the "Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours" France. The French Grand Prix was held in this circuit between 1991 and 2008. It is located near the towns of Nevers and Magny-Cours in France.

The first ever Formula One grand prix was the 1950 British Grand Prix that was held on May 13, 1950 and was won by Nino Farina driving an Alfa Romeo Car. He qualified on Pole position, set the fastest lap and won the race. Incidentally Nina Farina won the 1950 drivers championship too.

Aryton senna died on the first of may when his fw16 came of the track at the 1994 Imola (san morino) grand prix. the back of the car was scraping the ground then after this the car started to go off aryton tried to correct this around 1 second after this started to happen however ayton ran out of road even thow senna lost 56mph going across the grass and gravel trap the car was still going fast enough to hit the concrete wall. the contact of the wall and the car left senna in a comber also the steering column pierced his visor after senna was take out of the wrecked car he was air lifted to hospital and later was declared clinically dead he was on a life support by Italian law but he still died.

19 there would actually be 20 but Bahrain was postponed.

The formula 1 British Grand Prix of 2009 will be held in Silvestone, England between June 19th and 21st 2009. The circuit is 5.14 Kms in length and there would be a total of 60 laps. Last year (2008) Lewis Hamilton from the McLaren Mercedes Team won the race.

The A1 GP uses technology based on F1 cars. Rules state that A1 GP cars must weigh 700kg dry and usually make 540bhp or 600bhp for short periods of time.

F1 cars weigh 605kg wet and make up to 780bhp.

A Honda F1 car with it's aerodynamic effects adjusted for top speed, managed to hit 415km/h(258mph) in the Mojave desert.

Based on known statistics, the F1 car will accelerate fast, brake faster and turn faster and in all likelihood have a higher top speed

Damon Hill won the 1996 formula one season. He won a total of 8 races that season and finished with 97 points. His nearest rival was Jack Villeneuve who won 4 races that season and finished with 78 points. Michael schumacher finished third with 59 points.

Modern day F1 cars can go up to 300 km/h.

on my 2004 GP there are 2 fuse boxes

one under the hood by the battery and one inside

open the passenger door and look at the side of the dash

there should be a panel that pops off and there are the fuses