Formula One

They used to. Now they use 2.4l V8s. Soon they will have 1.6L turbo 6s

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Nico Rosberg. A fellow German and also the son of Finish driver and World Champion, Keke.

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No The acceleration figures of the 2006 Renault RS26 are as follows: 0-100 km/h: 1,7 sec. 0-200 km/h: 3,8 sec. 0-300 km/h: 8,6 sec.

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The high speed corners are cambered. The slower speed corners may or may not be cambered. Depends on how old the track is & when it was last given an upgrade.

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The speed of most cars today is limited by the computer, no matter what the speedometer says. My car's speedometer lists 140, but it actuality 120 is the top speed as the limiter kicks in and controls the speed by way of a fuel shut off.

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Michael Schumacher won the Australian Grand Prix in 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2004.

There are two kinds of lift and I'm not sure which you're referring to. The answer will be one of the following:

- Aerodynamic lift: the wings on the F1 car don't actually produce lift. They are turned upside down so the "lift" goes DOWN instead, pressing the car into the road and increasing grip. It is known as downforce, and the car will produce approximately three times its weight in downforce at it's normal racing speed of 100mph.

- Accelerator lift: this is when the driver lifts off the accelerator. The result is that the car slows down a little, in exchange for a fair increase in mechanical grip from the tyres - they can use their grip to turn instead of accelerate.

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Depens if it is wet or dy bu the race are usually around 300kms long.

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Giuseppe 'Nino' Farina drove the Alfa Romeo 158/50chassis when he won the first-ever Formula One Grand Prix at Silverstone in 1950.

Currently, the maximum length a Formula One Grand Prix can be is two hours from start to finish. If the race is not completed within this two hour window (due to rain, or other safety issues) then the race is called. This is due to TV time slot limitations.

Other than this, a good way to estimate the length of a Formula One race is to go to www.f1.com and go to the race results page. Search the previous year and the previous track for the race results. These results include the total time of the winning driver for the entire race, as well as how far behind the rest of the drivers were.

Nigel Mansell is a famous Formula One driver. Nigel Mansell became the F1 world drivers champion in the year 1992. He was on pole for a record 14 out of the 16 races that year and won 9 races that season. He scored a total of 108 points that year. He drove for the Williams Renault team. He did not finish 4 out of the 16 races but on the remaining 12 races he was on the podium scoring either a 1st or 2nd position.

Here is a quote from Article 12 section 4.1 (12.4.1) from the FIA Tecnical regulations on tyres. "Complete wheel width must lie between 305mm and 355mm when fitted to the front of the car and between 365mm and 380mm when fitted to the rear."

You can get two reprimands without penalty but with the third one comes a ten grid place penalty. The stewards have the authority to impose them to drivers if seen fit.

The the motor sport of formular 1 there have been some horific crashes however many few people have actually benn hurt in them. Now days there is so much health and safety in the cars the driver can have a fear free drive

The Silverstone Circuit is a motor racing circuit in Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire, England, named after the village in the former. It is best known as the home of the British Grand Prix, which it first hosted in 1948 and which has been held on the circuit every year since 1987. The circuit is also home to the BRDC International Trophy, formerly one of the premier non-Championship F1 races in the calendar, today awarded to the winner of a race for historic F1 cars at the annual Silverstone Classic meeting.

DRS (F1) is a Drag Reduction System. It works by opening the rear wing on certain straights to reduce drag on the wing.

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