Technogym F1 Training Machine
Formula-1 drivers are one of the fittest athletes and they spend hours of training to drive the high endurance race. The Technogym F1 Training Machine has unique combinations of G-Forces, vibrations and other inputs that emulate real race situations while driving.
Formula 1 2013 season infographic
Formula 1 racing is one of the most popular sports. Let’s have a look at the races that are about to begin, on 15 March in Australia, with those superb, leading technology F1 sports cars. Scroll down for the infograpic…
Evolution of the F1 Car
A video infographic timeline made by Ruf Blacklock, detailing the emergence of various technologies over the years 1950-2012, of the F1 cars.
First time ever Eye-Level camera Formula 1
In High Definiton – Join in an installation lap around Barcelona with Lucas di Grassi – first time ever eye-level camera real driver point of view.
Quote:” I had to drive with only one eye open as the camera was blocking my other eye, quite tricky”
Porsche’s coolest Steering Wheel with boost button
That big red button sitting on the left side, is the boost button, capable of giving this Porsche 911 GT3 R Hybrid racer an extra burst of acceleration.
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Sebastian Vettel explains F1′s new technics
Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel, winner of last weekend’s Formula 1 opening round in Australia, has taken to YouTube to explain what the addition of KERS and an adjustable rear wing means for drivers. KERS system is only for a six-second, 80-horsepower boost.
Steering wheels of Formula 1
Made from carbon fiber, each wheel can cost $50,000; they have to unlatch in less than five seconds for emergencies, and the weight-saving cutouts along the bottom are possible because they never turn more than 3/4ths of a circle from lock to lock.
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