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Do it with your eyes closed: How Formula 1 drivers memorize race tracks before even stepping foot on themThe Albert Park circuit for the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix has 14 turns over 5.278 kilometers. F1 drivers can tell you ...
Simulators are making life safer for Formula 1 drivers, who can now memorise every twist and turn of a track before driving ...
Lewis Hamilton has admitted that for possibly the first time in his Formula 1 career he is not looking forward to racing in ...
When people think of an electric vehicle, they might picture something sleek, futuristic, quiet and efficient. A car perfect ...
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Norris' Ferrari claims are proven wrong... for nowWhen Lando Norris was facing the media on Thursday at Albert Park, he was in a relatively combative mood. The early ...
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Watch Jay Leno Learn The Secrets Of The McLaren W1Jay Leno is among the W1’s buyers and gets the VIP treatment in the latest episode of Jay Leno’s Garage. McLaren CEO Michael ...
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Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari era begins: can he win it with Maranello?Scheckter won back-to-back at Zolder and Monaco to take the points lead, scored consistently through the summer and clinched ...
It's true: producing about 300 million tiny rubber wheels each year makes Lego the leader in tires. Now the toy legend is rolling out a huge number of scale-sized Formula 1 cars this year.
China's first F1 Academy Wild Card driver, Shi Wei, known online as 'Tie Dou', concluded her three-day preseason test at the ...
“If you have a manual: three pedals. Automatic: two pedals. And then you can press on them, and then based on how hard and ...
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