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Esteban Ocon
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Pierre Gasly
Pierre Gasly
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Charles Leclerc
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Max Verstappen
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Lewis Hamilton
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Everything you need to know about F1:

In 2022, the premier single-seater discipline experienced its biggest technical upheaval in almost 40 years. From now on, the cars are ground effect, and equipped with 18-inch tires (instead of 13 previously). The goal of the maneuver? Improve the quality of races by allowing drivers to follow each other more closely and therefore fight against each other. After the period of domination of Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton between 2014 and 2020, Max Verstappen and Red Bull have reigned supreme since 2021.

F1 drivers to follow in 2024:

In 2024, Max Verstappen puts his triple crown back into play and is the big favorite to succeed him. The Red Bull driver will, however, have to be wary of his teammate Sergio Pérez, but also of the Aston Martin drivers, Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, Lewis Hamilton and George Russell at Mercedes, without forgetting Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz on the Ferrari side. In the French clan, Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon will try to make the colors shine Alpine.

What is the top speed of a Formula 1 car?

The Formula 1 speed record recognized by the FIA ​​is held by Alan van der Merwe with a mark of 397,481 km/h signed on the Bonneville Salt Flats in a Honda F1. In Grand Prix, the race record is to the credit of Kimi Räikkönen with 370,1 km/h during the Italian Grand Prix in 2005. In qualifying, it is Valtteri Bottas, today at Alfa Romeo , which dominates with 378 km/h in Baku.

What is the price of a Formula 1?

First of all, an F1 cannot be bought or in any case not put on sale commercially. We will therefore talk more about value. The overall value of a Formula 1 car is estimated at around 1 euros.

Who holds the records in F1?

Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton co-hold the record for the number of drivers' world championships with 7 titles each. Hamilton, on the other hand, is the only record holder for the number of victories (103), pole positions (104), and podiums. On the Manufacturers' side, Ferrari has the most trophies with 16 world championship titles. F1 is currently owned by Liberty Media, an American media company.

Where to watch the F1 Grands Prix?

Holder of the rights to Formula 1 in France since 2013, the Canal + group occasionally broadcasts the races unencrypted on C8, one of its free channels. For the rest, they are broadcast on the pay channels of the Canal + group (Canal +, Canal + Sport, Canal + Décalé)

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