The Williams FW14B is widely regarded as one of the most technologically advanced and dominant Formula One cars ever built. Developed by Williams Grand Prix Engineering for the 1992 Formula One season, the FW14B represented a significant leap forward in terms of design and innovation. One of the key features of the FW14B was its …
The FIA has initiated the ‘invitations to tender’ process in order to review the Formula 1 tyre supply for 2025-2027, signalling a potential (although unlikely) change in the sport’s tyre manufacturer. The governing body has announced that they will be looking for a single manufacturer to supply all F1 tyres from 2025 through to 2027, …
There’s a lot of talk about this being the most dominant a season ever in F1 already, with Hamilton saying that the RB19 is the most dominant car he’s ever seen. Perhaps this is true because he was sitting in the one he was driving in 2014 and therefore couldn’t see it. Mercedes was the …
Yes, Mercedes of 2014-2016 was Just as (if not more) Dominant Read More »
In this article, we will explore how the International Feed works, its components, and the technology used to bring the excitement of Formula 1 to fans around the globe. Components of the International Feed The International Feed is a separate feed that is created specifically for broadcasters outside of the host country. It features the …
The beamwing, also known as the lower rear wing, is a crucial component of modern Formula 1 cars. In this article, we will explore how the beamwing works, its purpose, and the technology used to optimize its performance. Purpose of the Beamwing The beamwing is located below the rear wing of an F1 car and …
Formula One, the pinnacle of motorsport, is constantly evolving and pushing the limits of what is possible in terms of speed, technology, and safety. One of the key areas where Formula One has made significant progress in recent years is the development of a standardised Electronic Control Unit (ECU) that all teams must use. The …
Brakes are one of the most important components of an F1 car, and their performance can mean the difference between victory and defeat. In this article, we will explore how F1 brakes work, including their components, operation, and the technology used to optimize their performance. Components of F1 Brakes The brakes on an F1 car …
Formula One (F1) is a high-performance motorsport that demands exceptional engineering and technological advancements to ensure optimum performance and safety. One of the critical components of an F1 car is its suspension system. Suspension systems in F1 cars are responsible for maintaining tire contact with the road surface, controlling vehicle stability, and enabling efficient weight …
The story of McLaren’s quest for success is one of drama, setbacks, and determination. When Andreas Seidl took over as boss in 2019, he realized that the team’s outdated infrastructure was holding them back compared to their rivals. He pushed for the construction of a new state-of-the-art wind tunnel and simulator, but the COVID-19 pandemic …
McLaren’s New Wind Tunnel will come online in June Read More »
This post was contributed by Henk Ormel, who has been a much beloved member of our community at Wheel Sports and an incredibly insightful eye for feedback on technical matters. It is now post Bahrain GP. Seeing the car in motion i don’t share that optimism. It seems to me the car is just like last …
