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The idea that the world’s most elite open-wheel racers must (literally) drive slowly just to make it to the next pit-stop window perverts the character of the sport. Full Article...
The idea that the world’s most elite open-wheel racers must (literally) drive slowly just to make it to the next pit-stop window perverts the character of the sport. Full Article...
A rather interesting technical analysis of throttle design and performance in F1 by F1technical.net. Full Article...
The back and forth between designers and sanctioning bodies has been a part of Formula One for decades. It's a fun game to watch. Full Article...
Changes to the 2013 sporting and technical regulations for Formula One are minor but important. Full Article...
From the FIA, Charlie Whiting’s Q&A on the new rules for the 2012 F1 season takes on the "one move" rule, crash tests, Safety Car unlapping, stepped noses and more. Full Article...
F-ducts were banned in Formula One after 2010, but some teams are exploring innovations of a similar nature... So what IS that small hole in the nose of the Mercedes AMG W03 for, anyway? Full Article...
Richard Williams reminds us that in 1968-69 wings on race cars were universally panned as ugly, so we perhaps should take the hideous stepped noses of 2012 a bit more graciously. Full Article...
Paul di Resta drives the 2012 Force India VJM05 in the team's Silverstone launch. This car's stepped nose may be even uglier than Ferrari's! Full Article...