what is F1?
Formula 1 (F1) is the highest level of international motorsport racing, known as the pinnacle of speed, technology, and competition. It features single-seat, open-wheel cars that are the fastest regulated road-course racing machines in the world.
Races: Held across the globe (called Grands Prix) on purpose-built tracks and some city streets.
Teams & Drivers: Major manufacturers (like Ferrari, Mercedes, Red Bull) compete with elite drivers.
Championships: Points from each race go toward the Drivers’ Championship (for individuals) and Constructors’ Championship (for teams).
Technology: F1 cars use cutting-edge aerodynamics, hybrid power units, and advanced materials—often influencing everyday car tech.
In short: F1 is a global sport combining extreme speed, engineering, and strategy, watched by millions worldwide.
