Fomula 1

What's About Formula 1,
The Fastest Super Sport Car

Know That, F1 Brakes Force Equal To 60kg
The (G) Force For The Driver is 36ng/m. F1 CARS can accelerate from 0 to 100 MPH and then back to zero in 4 seconds!
The brakes on F1 race cars can heat up to 1,000 degrees Celsius,
which is the same temperature as molten lava! Caliente
The fastest ever speed in a race is 231.5 miles per hour
The sound of a Formula 1 car is around 130 decibels
The tyres are specially designed to grip the track The sleek design of the car helps to cut through the air faster

The F1 Car That Won
For This Year Is MCL_38,
Why

Bec. Dynamic Adjustments:Adjustable Front Wing: Some F1 cars feature adjustable front
wings that allow for changes in aerodynamic balance during a race.
The ability to adjust the ride height can affect aerodynamics and handling.
The front and rear wings of an F1 car are essential for generating downforce.
The front wing is guiding air to the rest of the car and the rear wing is for creating downforce.
Both wings are designed to create optimal airflow to generate downforce.

#Our Driver

The Top Driver
For This Year

Lewis Hamilton (UK) 1. (tied with Michael Schumacher) Wins: 103+ (most race wins in F1 history) Hamilton is renowned for his speed, consistency, and ability to win across different teams and cars. 2. Michael Schumacher (Germany) World Championships: 7 Wins: 91 Schumacher dominated the early 2000s with Ferrari and is known for his incredible work ethic, aggression, and racecraft. 3. Ayrton Senna (Brazil) World Championships: 3 Wins: 4

#Our Upcoming

Race and Battles
in Abo Dhabi for 2025

Track Layout Changes (2021): To improve overtaking, the circuit was re-profiled ahead of the 2021 season. Changes included: Removal of the chicane before Turn 5. Turn 9 was made into a sweeping corner instead of a series of tight turns. Several tighter corners were smoothed out to increase flow and allow for more high-speed sections. The Yas Marina Circuit is known for its state-of-the-art facilities and has been a fixture on the F1 calendar since 2009, often hosting the season finale.