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Why do F1 drivers swerve during races?
F1 drivers swerve during races to warm up their tires and maintain optimal grip on the track, which helps improve their performance and reduce the risk of losing control of the car.
Why F1 race is called so?
The F1 races are for Formula 1 cars only.
What is the Email address of f1 racer valentino rossi?
Valentino is not an F1 racer. F1 is cars. Vale races in MotoGP ( prototype motorcycles ). His email address is not given out to strangers.
What is the world's fastest motorsport?
F1 is the world's fastest motorsport. Sorry, I am a big F1 fan and would love to agree but Air Racing, both Reno style and Red Bull Air Races are faster.
How many f1 races has Mazda won?
0 Mazda have never been in F1.
Does the BBC show all F1 races live?
No. iPlayer is used for recorded programmes.
How many races were there in the 2013 formula one season?
There were 19 F1 races in 2013.
How do you win races on F1 2010?
Finish First.
Where can I find old F1 races to watch?
You can find old Formula 1 races to watch on streaming platforms like F1 TV, YouTube, and various sports channels that may have archives of past races.
What is faster Ferrari f1 of buggati?
In terms of top speed, the Bugatti Chiron is generally faster than a Ferrari Formula 1 car. The Chiron can reach speeds of around 300 mph, while F1 cars usually have a top speed of about 230 mph during races. However, F1 cars are designed for superior acceleration and handling on the track, making them faster in terms of lap performance. Ultimately, the context of speed—straight-line versus track performance—determines which is "faster."
Why are F1 races not in America?
because its only for cool people
How many races were in f1 2010 calendar season?
19
