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During a round on the racing track there are many different kind of bends and curves. In 2016 there were some instances where Hamilton and Rosberg were told to synchromise the mapping. Does the engine control mapping vary during the track?
Lots of data is sent from a modern Formula 1 car to the pit when the car is on track. How is it possible that in this high tech age the sound of the radio is as bad as it sounds. Is it just as poor for the team pitwall as well?
When old Formula 1 cars are sold on auction, do these have real engines and transmissions in place or are they just empty shells?
Is there a connection between a Formula 1 racing car's tendency to oversteer or understeer to what the temperatures are? Is it safe to say that an understeering car will heat tires more?
How are the technical differences are between F1 and Indycar?
There is a racing track project in Finland called KymiRing. Does this have anything to do with the Finnish racing driver Kimi Räikkönen?
There are rumors of changes into scheduling of Formula 1 Grand Prix races to better suit the audience in North America. Race start is to be set from 2pm to 3pm. Is this true?
It is known that Kimi Räikkönen has always liked to party. Partying goes with booze, but does the driver really have his own line of alcohol?
Engines will be now limited to four per season. What are teams allowed to do to the engines between races? Are they allowed to do maintenance?
Why is there a limitation of 100 kilograms, if total flow is limited? How do the officials track this data?