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There are numerous parts in a Formula One car.
a. Engine
b. Wheels
c. Gear box
d. Suspension
e. Brakes
f. Front & Back Wings
g. Cockpit
h. Diffuser
i. Fuel tank
j. Oil Tank
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A formula one car is made of carbon fibre and light weight materials that are strong as well as light in order to not affect the car's performance. A car contains a chassis and other parts made of carbon fiber, tires made of high quality rubber, brakes made of carbon fiber, rear view mirrors, engines made of light weight aluminum alloys etc
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