2.
Not less than 1950, it was then
when officially Formula One
began starting with the British
Grand Prix.
Due to popularity of the 80s the
fame and name skyrocketed
and grand prix got the
recognition waking from a
limited arena.
3.
Formula 1 World Championship
is the most watched sporting
event in the world, with
more than 525 million people
watching over the course of the
season.
Now Formula 1 has become
part of so many nations that be
it getting a finite Grand prix
package or arranging Grand
prix in different nations
4.
Behind every successful driver
is his team that gives amazing
technical support during and
before the race.
The drivers are the cynosure of
all eyes in the races and without
good and seasoned drivers it is
difficult to win a race.
5.
The leader of the team is known
as the team boss or team
principal ahd he has the
complete responsibility of
running the show.
Formula 1 over the last decade
became a global event so much
that many of the celebrities and
fans arrange their schedules to
be able to be there and not
miss the action.
6. Formula 1 team, you’ll find
some of the brightest and
talented people in more than a
dozen scientific specialties.
In all, on the average F1 car
there are over 300 sensors
producing data that is
interpreted by men and women
from a variety of scientific
disciplines.
7.
Singapore Grand Prix has
become an immense
investment increasing the
tourist and visitor rate of the
country higher.
Formula 1 traces its lineage
directly back to the very
beginnings of motor racing
itself, at the end of the
nineteenth century, when public
roads were the venues. All
other racing series have sprung
up in its wake.
8.
The structure and hierarchy of
motor racing is extremely
complex and not very logical.
Formula 1 isn't just about
competition between the
drivers.
It's about rivalry between the
cars, too.
The technology battle between
teams is always an ongoing part
of Formula 1.
