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Formula 1 is a form of Motorsport that takes part annually. Season usually starts in March and ends in November. There is usually around 20 races a season depending on each year. First Formula 1 GP was at the 1950 British GP hence being where it was started. The cars used are opened wheel which can reached to speeds over 200mph.
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Formula One racing takes place around the world every year. Formula one cars have very powerful engines and huge fins. This helps s stop the cars from taking off at high speed.
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