The science behind F1’s lightning-fast pit stops: How teams service cars in under two seconds
The driver parks the car in the designated spot. The front jack operator raises the front of the car within 0.3 seconds. The ...
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F1 Explained: What do F1 cars use for fuel and how much does it cost?
On a comparative level, to fuel a regular road car with petrol, it would cost £180 to £200, but for F1 cars, the refinement ...
Australian GP: Lando Norris pips Max Verstappen to first F1 2025 win in wet chaos with Lewis Hamilton 10th on Ferrari debut
McLarens Lando Norris leads F1s world championship for the first time after dramatic and impressive season-opening win in ...
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Lego races into Melbourne and Sydney airports with interactive Formula 1 activations
By leveraging the global appeal of Formula 1, Lego is tapping into a diverse audience of motor enthusiasts at the two largest Australian airports.
Liam Lawson on his Melbourne struggles: 'We took a chance'
Liam Lawson admits he struggled in the opening Formula One round in Australia and in the end that was an understatement.
Building Memories: LEGO Makes March Break Fun for the Family
Looking for a fun and creative way to spend quality time with your family over Spring Break? Building LEGO sets together is ...
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How do F1 pit stops work and why are they important?
All the actions of the pit equipment and crew must be human-controlled and not automated. Are pit stops mandatory in F1? Pit stops are mandatory in F1 as teams must use at least two different tire ...
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Cindric penalized by NASCAR for hooking Ty Dillon at COTA. Team Penske driver avoids suspension
NASCAR has penalized Austin Cindric 50 points and fined him $50,000 for intentionally spinning Ty Dillon in last weekend's ...