Videographic showing safety measures in place to protect Formula 1 racing drivers. Japanese Grand Prix organisers will not make any decision to postpone Saturday qualifying for another 24 hours but pledged that the safety of fans and drivers was their top priority as a massive storm bears down on Japan.VIDEOGRAPHICS
Videographic showing safety measures in place to protect Formula 1 racing drivers. Charles Leclerc will be propelled by an upgraded Ferrari power unit and his own raw emotions, this weekend when he bids to claim a second career victory at the Italian Grand Prix.The 21-year-old Monegasque’s maiden Formula One triumph was shrouded in tragedy at last weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix following the death of his close friend Anthoine Hubert.VIDEOGRAPHICS
Videographic showing safety measures in place to protect Formula 1 racing drivers, whose cars can reach speeds of over 300 kph on the track. The Monaco Grand Prix takes place on Sunday.VIDEOGRAPHICS
Videographic showing safety measures in place to protect Formula 1 racing drivers, whose cars can reach speeds of over 300 kph on the track. The Chinese Grand Prix takes place on Sunday.VIDEOGRAPHICS
Videographic showing safety measures in place to protect Formula 1 racing drivers, whose cars can reach speeds of over 300 kph on the track. The Bahrain Grand Prix takes place on Sunday.VIDEOGRAPHICS
AM-RB 003 is Aston Martin’s latest hypercar concept, also known as the son of Valkyrie. It’s a mid-engined hypercar inspired by the world of Formula 1, and it’s entirely made of carbon fiber. It features a turbo V6 engine, which was designed in-house by Aston Martin, and it’s the first car to use a NASA-approved technology that alters downforce in real time.
On the inside, the model is spacious, clutter-free and designed with daily use in mind. It replaces the classic dashboard with the driver’s smartphone to free up more space for the occupant. Aston Martin says the car will appear on the marketplace in 2021 and will have a limited production run.
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Videographic showing safety measures in place to protect Formula 1 racing drivers, whose cars can reach speeds of over 300 kph on the track. Following testing, teams are now preparing for the first race of the 2019 season in Australia on March 17.VIDEOGRAPHICS
Videographic showing safety measures in place to protect Formula 1 racing drivers, whose cars can reach speeds of over 300 kph on the track. Following testing, teams are now preparing for the first race of the 2019 season in Australia on March 17.VIDEOGRAPHICS
Videographic showing safety measures in place to protect Formula 1 racing drivers, whose cars can reach speeds of over 300 kph on the track. The 2019 season begins in Australia on March 17.VIDEOGRAPHICS
Using lubricants and other coolants to make Formula 1 even faster – in a discipline where marginal gains make a difference, manufacturers are working hand in hand with their suppliers to “package the cars more effectively” and gain milliseconds.