Formula One

Emerson Fittipaldi was champion of the British Formula Three in 1969. The Formula Three is a British run international racing competition. He was the first winner from Brazil to receive the title.

Its yellow flag either it would be waved with 1 or doubled. If it's one yellow flag, it indicates danger ahead, such as debris from a crash. Drivers must slow down as they pass; no overtaking is permitted, unless it is unavoidable such as a driver retiring in the section, or a driver is lapped. Double waved yellows at the same post indicates great danger ahead. Drivers must slow down and be prepared to stop; no overtaking is permitted unless a driver is lapped.

because tires like that could rip and besides every team improves and they will find one cetain tyre better than 1.

The current engine size for Formula One cars are 2.4 Litre V8's. This rule has been in place since the 2006 Season.

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Mild Seven Renault F1 Team (Renault) won the 2006 F1 constructors championship with a total of 206 points. Scuderia Ferrari were a close second with a total of 201 points. Except hungary, all other races were won by either Ferrari or Renault. Fernando Alonso won the drivers championship with a total of 7 wins and 134 points. Michael schumacher was a close second with 7 wins and 121 points.

This depends on whether the car has been set up for a track or for experimental purposes.

Monza is currently the fastest F1 track on the calendar. After Parabolica, a long 180 degree turn where most of the downforce is needed, cars speed up to about 355kph, which is about 220mph.

In terms of speed on a straight line, I dare not say how fast an F1 car goes because I believe it hasn't been tested with the current F1 V8 engines. I believe there was a team (Honda V10 at the Bonneville Salt Flats?) who tried to beat 400kph, and as I recall didn't succeed.

I recently saw an episode of Top Gear, with James May explaining that Bugatti asked the former Sauber F1 team in Switzerland if they could use their wind tunnel to simulate aerodynamics on the Veyron at 400kph, but Sauber had to disappoint Bugatti because their wind tunnel doens't go up to that speed. So, kind of unexplained territory!

Top Gear also set the indoor Formula 1 speed record. A 2006 Toyota F1 V10 did 81mph. It couldn't deliver its power to the wheels properly because the indoor surface was far too slippery.

I reckon that under ideal circumstances and without major changes to bodywork or engine a 2008 Formula 1 car could go up to 370km/h. I'm not sure how the 2009 cars would perform.

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Surprisingly it's closed to the ordinary commercial petrol available but with a tightly controlled mix.

It was not always so. Early Grand Prix cars ran on a fierce mixture of powerful chemicals and additives, often featuring large quantities of benzene, alcohol and aviation fuel. Indeed some early fuels were so potent that the car's engine had to be disassembled and washed in ordinary petrol at the end of the race to prevent the mixture from corroding it!

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Yes its really good. I got it this morning and its easily the best F1 game i have ever played.

Ralf Schumacher made his formula one debut in the 1997 season for the Jordan F1 Team. He had 180 starts in his f1 career which spanned 10 years. Of this, he won a total of 6 races and finished on the podium 27 times. He also amassed 329 career championship points in f1.

Usually wood-it's just a peice of furniture like a lectern.

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No the headphones are only for communication between the driver and team.

They are not chosen, if someone wants to create a team, needs to have a minimum budget established, talk with FIA and Bernie Ecclestone, needs to have their own plant and for new regulations to build their own chassis and for the engine, they can choose from hire another team as their suppliers or build their own. It is a really though and complicated proccess in terms of money and regulations. If they succeed and are accepted, they will receive money each race from F1 organizers, not a considerable amount for the money they really need to be in constant development.

If your question was referred to the team drivers. They are chosen by team managers, and normally for drivers who have succeed in minor categories with excellent results or political issues as an example some Japanese drivers who are there because of Toyota or Honda.

Lewis has won one F1 World championship in the year 2008 (This year)

The F1 racing car is similar to our road car in many aspects. It contains most of the parts that we can see in our road cars. The main difference being, the car is designed for optimum speed & performance. Some of the main parts of a F1 car are:

· Engines

· Transmission

· Aerodynamics - Wings

· Steering wheel

· Fuel

· Tyres

· Brakes

There are over a thousand parts in a Formula 1 car, when counted individually.

125 per hour depending on the intensity of the race

these figures are have now dropped since the the 2006 ruling making all engines 2.4 litre V8s, reducing the BHP by about 20% from the figures quoted in the previous edit of approx 1000bhp.

He is an advisor for Ferrari which deals with race strategy and tactics, but he also works on car development which includes him occasionally testing the cars. There was a sensational return lined up for him in 2009 to replace the injured Felipe Massa, but a neck injury prevented this return.

1 mm on whole tire. If any part of tread is less then it should be replaced.

Race cars use tires with no grooves (or 'Slicks') as they provide the most surface area contact with the road which provides the most grip. More grip = more stability.

The slicks are only used when the track is dry enough as they will not clear away water, they are more likely to lose contact with the track and hydroplane/aquaplane, which will cause a loss of grip.

In Formula 1 when the track becomes too wet for slicks they will change tires to either Intermediate or Wet tires which feature different depth grooves for driving on a wet track.

A road car cannot use slick tires as it must be suitable for driving in any condition at any given time, plus all 4 tires of a Formula 1 race car can be changed in a little more than 2 seconds, I doubt you'd be able to manage that with a road legal vehicle.

In my opinion Yes. He has won the most number of races (71) for any driver and also holds the record for most number of driver's championships (7) which statistically makes him the best formula one driver till date.

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