Formula 1 Dictionary : Refueling
Refueling used to be the ultimate high-stakes pitlane magic trick. Blink, and 80 kilos of go-juice teleported into…
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Formula 1 Dictionary : Ride Hight
Let’s cut the fluff. Ride height is the distance between an F1 car’s floor and the track. It…
Formula 1 Dictionary : Rockers
Forget flashy wings for a second. The real dark art of F1 suspension lives where cameras can’t see:…
Formula 1 Dictionary : Roll Center
The roll center is the invisible pivot your F1 car rotates around in cornering. Get it wrong, and…
Formula 1 Dictionary : Roll Stabilizers
Want to know why a Formula 1 car doesn’t flop over like a tipsy giraffe mid-corner? Roll stabilizers.…
Formula 1 Dictionary : Roll Structure, Roll Cage, Roll Bar
Let’s kill the confusion up front. In Formula 1, you don’t see a classic “roll cage” like in…
Formula 1 Dictionary : Safety in autosport
Formula 1 didn’t just flirt with danger. It married it. Then filed for separation after decades of funerals.…
Formula 1 Dictionary : Drivers Safety
Formula 1 used to be a coin toss with death. In the 1960s, the fatal or serious injury…
Formula 1 Dictionary : Racing Car Safety
Formula 1 didn’t just flirt with danger; it married it and kept the receipts. In the 1960s, the…
Formula 1 Dictionary : Track Safety
Formula 1 doesn’t flirt with danger. It marries it. Which is why track safety isn’t a box-tick —…