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    The technology behind f1 car is based on three different types of engines. Inline engines, Boxer engines and v-type engines are the most common. Aerodynamics and streamlines of an f-1 car other important aspects Steering wheel Fuel Tyres Brakes Performance Forward acceleration Deceleration Turning acceleration Top speeds.

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    The technology behind f1 car is based on three different types of engines. Inline engines, Boxer engines and v-type engines are the most common. Aerodynamics and streamlines of an f-1 car other important aspects Steering wheel Fuel Tyres Brakes Performance Forward acceleration Deceleration Turning acceleration Top speeds.

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    The Technology Behind F-1

    Introduction

    Engine

    Difference With Road Engines


    Volumetric efficiency Thermal efficiency Mechanical efficiency

    Engine Design
    Basically there are three different ways Inline engines Boxer engines V-type engines

    Cooling

    1. Airbox 2. Engine 3. Engine exhaust system 4. Radiators 5,6. rear suspension

    Transmission
    Clutch Gear box Differential

    Engine development

    Aerodynamics

    Aerodynamic structure and streamlines of an f1 car

    Other important aspects


    Steering wheel Fuel Tyres Brakes

    Performance
    Forward acceleration Deceleration Turning acceleration

    Top speeds

    Quick facts

    Queries

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