Your guide to the Azerbaijan Grand Prix – Presented by OKX
F1 cars produce roughly 750kg of downforce at 100mph – not far off the car’s minimum weight of 798kg. This means that, theoretically, you could drive an F1 car upside down, if you were going fast enough, because the downforce generated would be greater than its weight.
The Baku City Circuit, home to one of F1’s longest straights, presents a unique mix of challenges. The layout is a blend of open space, like at Turn 1, and narrow passages between walls. The track’s ...
The FIA announces 16 modifications to the Baku City Circuit to enhance safety and performance for the upcoming Azerbaijan GP ...
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton will start the Azerbaijan Grand Prix from the pit lane as a result of breaching the allowance ...
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Horner backs bizarre Perez F1 championship chanceRed Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has made a surprising claim that Sergio Perez could have a genuine shot at ...
After a few difficult race weekends, Red Bull had a much-improved start to the Azerbaijan GP weekend after bringing in a ...
BAKU, Azerbaijan (AP) — Charles Leclerc qualified on pole position for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Saturday as Max ...
Oscar Piastri passed Charles Leclerc for the lead on lap 20 and held off the Ferrari driver to win a thrilling Azerbaijan ...
The Singapore GP debuted in 2008 as the sport’s first race under floodlights, but the race was quickly tainted by the ...
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