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Fernando Alonso in qualifying with Renault in F1 US Grand Prix 2005 Formula One article: History of Formula One Formula One Cars Rule Formula One Racing Formula One future of Formula One List: Racers (world champion) Constructors (world champion) Grand Prix | Circuit Records | People Formula One, abbreviated to F1 (or full name of the FIA Formula One World Championship), is a formula car racing class single highest seat. Consists of a number of races known as the Grand Prix. The race was held in the circuit or a public road in the town were closed to the public. The result determines the two world titles, one for the drivers and one for constructors. In the race, race car can reach speeds of 300 km / h (185 mph) generated by the engine can reach a power of 900 horsepower at 18,000 rpm rev the engine (as of 2005).
Europe is the central tradition of Formula One and remains the head until now. Today the Grand Prix has been held all over the world, with a new race series in Bahrain, China, Malaysia and Turkey. Formula world population prospects the 2008 revision One racing car is expensive both in terms of production as well as sport.
The rules are governed by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), which is headquartered in the Place de la Concorde, Paris. world population prospects the 2008 revision Is the current President Max Mosley, and in general, sponsored and organized by the official commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone through various companies.
Series Formula One grand prix series rooted in the European motor in about the 1920s and 1930s. A number of grand prix racing organization made a number of rules for the world championships before World War II. By reason world population prospects the 2008 revision of the delay due to the war, the world drivers' championship was not formalized until 1947 and lasted for the first time in 1950. Constructors' world championship followed in 1958. Formula One without a title held for years, but due to cost overruns resulting competition this competition ended in the early 1980s.
Formula One world champion title was first won by Italian Giuseppe Farina in his car Alfa Romeo in 1950, beating teammate, Argentine racing driver Juan Manuel Fangio. However, Fangio won the world title in 1951 and four times in the next six years. Fangio went on to become legends that dominated the early years of Formula One competition.
World champion world population prospects the 2008 revision from the United Kingdom who first was Mike Hawthorn, who drove a Ferrari won the title in 1958. Then Colin Chapman entered F1 competition as a car designer and later became the founder of Lotus, British racing green came to dominate the competition in the next few decades. Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart, Jack Brabham, Graham world population prospects the 2008 revision Hill, and Denny Hulme is the series name of the British team rider and Commonwealth countries who won twelve world championships between 1962 and 1973.
In 1962, Lotus introduced a car with an aluminum frame which is known as the monocoque which replaces the traditional tubular frame. This discovery became a big technological step forward since the invention of the car mid-engines. 1968 is the first time this sport sponsorship wear that starts with Lotus painting world population prospects the 2008 revision "Imperial world population prospects the 2008 revision Tobacco" in his car.
Aerodynamic force press down (downforce) gradually play an important role in the design of the car, starting with the advent of the aerofoil 1960s. The end of 1970, Lotus introduced ground effect aerodynamics (ground effect) that produces good compression world population prospects the 2008 revision force thus increasing the speed in the corner (this concept been tested previously by Jim Hall with his IndyCar team in 1960.
1981 is known as the beginning of the existence of the Concorde Agreement, a contract which binds teams to compete until the expiration of the contract. The contract also contains about equal sharing world population prospects the 2008 revision of benefits derived from the sale of television rights. A sign of the FISA-FOCA War. The second Concorde Agreement was signed in 1992 and third in 1997 which will expire at the end of 2007.
Renault F1 team introduced the turbocharged engine in 1977 that can produce more than 700 bhp. In the following years, particularly in 1987, Formula One cars can produce more than 1,000 bhp. FIA then enforces rules fuel tank capacity in 1984 and then banned turbocharged engine in 1989 to limit the car's speed increases.
Early 1990 was marked by the introduction of electronic aids such as power steering, traction control and semi-automatic gearbox. FIA, due to many
Fernando Alonso in qualifying with Renault in F1 US Grand Prix 2005 Formula One article: History of Formula One Formula One Cars Rule Formula One Racing Formula One future of Formula One List: Racers (world champion) Constructors (world champion) Grand Prix | Circuit Records | People Formula One, abbreviated to F1 (or full name of the FIA Formula One World Championship), is a formula car racing class single highest seat. Consists of a number of races known as the Grand Prix. The race was held in the circuit or a public road in the town were closed to the public. The result determines the two world titles, one for the drivers and one for constructors. In the race, race car can reach speeds of 300 km / h (185 mph) generated by the engine can reach a power of 900 horsepower at 18,000 rpm rev the engine (as of 2005).
Europe is the central tradition of Formula One and remains the head until now. Today the Grand Prix has been held all over the world, with a new race series in Bahrain, China, Malaysia and Turkey. Formula world population prospects the 2008 revision One racing car is expensive both in terms of production as well as sport.
The rules are governed by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), which is headquartered in the Place de la Concorde, Paris. world population prospects the 2008 revision Is the current President Max Mosley, and in general, sponsored and organized by the official commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone through various companies.
Series Formula One grand prix series rooted in the European motor in about the 1920s and 1930s. A number of grand prix racing organization made a number of rules for the world championships before World War II. By reason world population prospects the 2008 revision of the delay due to the war, the world drivers' championship was not formalized until 1947 and lasted for the first time in 1950. Constructors' world championship followed in 1958. Formula One without a title held for years, but due to cost overruns resulting competition this competition ended in the early 1980s.
Formula One world champion title was first won by Italian Giuseppe Farina in his car Alfa Romeo in 1950, beating teammate, Argentine racing driver Juan Manuel Fangio. However, Fangio won the world title in 1951 and four times in the next six years. Fangio went on to become legends that dominated the early years of Formula One competition.
World champion world population prospects the 2008 revision from the United Kingdom who first was Mike Hawthorn, who drove a Ferrari won the title in 1958. Then Colin Chapman entered F1 competition as a car designer and later became the founder of Lotus, British racing green came to dominate the competition in the next few decades. Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart, Jack Brabham, Graham world population prospects the 2008 revision Hill, and Denny Hulme is the series name of the British team rider and Commonwealth countries who won twelve world championships between 1962 and 1973.
In 1962, Lotus introduced a car with an aluminum frame which is known as the monocoque which replaces the traditional tubular frame. This discovery became a big technological step forward since the invention of the car mid-engines. 1968 is the first time this sport sponsorship wear that starts with Lotus painting world population prospects the 2008 revision "Imperial world population prospects the 2008 revision Tobacco" in his car.
Aerodynamic force press down (downforce) gradually play an important role in the design of the car, starting with the advent of the aerofoil 1960s. The end of 1970, Lotus introduced ground effect aerodynamics (ground effect) that produces good compression world population prospects the 2008 revision force thus increasing the speed in the corner (this concept been tested previously by Jim Hall with his IndyCar team in 1960.
1981 is known as the beginning of the existence of the Concorde Agreement, a contract which binds teams to compete until the expiration of the contract. The contract also contains about equal sharing world population prospects the 2008 revision of benefits derived from the sale of television rights. A sign of the FISA-FOCA War. The second Concorde Agreement was signed in 1992 and third in 1997 which will expire at the end of 2007.
Renault F1 team introduced the turbocharged engine in 1977 that can produce more than 700 bhp. In the following years, particularly in 1987, Formula One cars can produce more than 1,000 bhp. FIA then enforces rules fuel tank capacity in 1984 and then banned turbocharged engine in 1989 to limit the car's speed increases.
Early 1990 was marked by the introduction of electronic aids such as power steering, traction control and semi-automatic gearbox. FIA, due to many
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