Jacks
Mercedes front jack, and spare, for the 2013 Formula One season. By Martin Brundle. Read More …
Category: Technology
Since the ground-breaking Cooper and F1 Lotus teams, Grand Prix racing technology has developed at a furious pace over the decades.
High Tech F1 Shoes
Even drivers’ shoes are incredibly well-engineered in Formula One. Read More …
F1 Car Features with Valtteri Bottas
Covering Engine, KERS, DRS, seats and steering wheel, this brief but interesting series from Williams F1 looks at the more significant driver-related features of the FW35 Williams-Renault. Presented by their #2 Finnish driver and rookie Valtteri Bottas. Read More …
Red Bull Drops Nose Bulge as Ferrari Adds One
Red Bull Racing has introduced a different nose cone for its RB9 at Canada, one that drops a bulge underneath the nose, while Ferrari is testing its own nose bulge for the first time. Read More …
Aerodynamics By Grand Prix Insights
The 10th in a series of technology-oriented video posts demystifying the engineering world of Formula One, featuring Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg. More about DRS, really. Read More …
Renault Explains F1 Engine Throttles
A rather interesting technical analysis of throttle design and performance in F1 by F1technical.net. Read More …
Pit Stop Feature by Williams F1 Team
In this five-part video series the Williams F1 Team pit crew talk about the pressures of a Formula One pit stop, including how they used to hate it and how the whole world is watching. Read More …
Passive Stalling Devices For 2013
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. Read More …
F1 Technology By James Allen
In this 9th in a series of technology-oriented videos demystifying the engineering world of Formula One, James Allen, formerly ITV and now BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator in the UK, explains “How F1 Cars Work” in a series of vignettes about Formula One technology and engineering . Brief but brilliant. Read More …
2013 Rule Changes
Changes to the 2013 sporting and technical regulations for Formula One are minor but important. Read More …