With roots in the early European motor racing championships of the 1920s, Formula 1 Racing became an official regulated championship in 1950. Unlike Nascar, which is solely based in the United States, Formula 1 is a global phenomenon with cars aerodynamically engineered to hold only one driver and reach the fastest speeds permissible in the world…
With roots in the early European motor racing championships of the 1920s, Formula 1 Racing became an official regulated championship in 1950. Unlike Nascar, which is solely based in the United States, Formula 1 is a global phenomenon with cars aerodynamically engineered to hold only one driver and reach the…
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