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What is the most cunning technical cheat in rules ever seen in Formula 1?
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What is the most cunning technical cheat in rules ever seen in Formula 1?
Is it required to use an engine that fills the rules and regulations required for racing. Can you bypass the racing limit of fuel flow during testing?
How is a Formula 1 car started? Can it be started in the same way as a regular road going car?
Why is it so hard to get the tires of a Formula 1 racing car up to optimal temperatures? It's often told that drivers are having diffuculty with rising the temperatures.
What is done with Formula 1 tyres after the race?
Completing a Grand Prix weekend in Formula 1 racing requires quite a bit of staff. How many people on average participate a race weekend from individual teams? How does this differ from testing weekends?
Are the wheels in Formula 1 racing used again in races or are they disposable? Are the wheels being developed by the teams or are they developed by other providers?
It's always mentioned how engineer and drivers switch teams in Formula 1? What about the pit crews and mechanics? Are they usually dedicated to a team or a driver or do they switch between jobs just like anyone of us?
There is plenty of talk on the number of dry condition tires and their numbers. What about for full wets and intermediate tires? If it so happens that all practise sessions, qualifying and the race itself will be driven in wet conditions - is it possible that the teams will run out of tires?
What are the major differences between a Formula 1 and Formula E cars? How would the acceleration, top speed and laptime compare at the same tracks? Would a Formula E car be competitive agains a GP2 car?