Grand Prix Formula One Racing (F 1) Grand Prix is the fastest, most expensive and most technical event in the world at present, and it is the highest level in motor racing. The so-called "Formula" racing car is a racing car manufactured according to the standards stipulated by the International Automobile Sports Federation (FISA). These standards make strict regulations on technical parameters such as vehicle length, vehicle width, vehicle weight, engine power, displacement, whether to use supercharger, tire size and so on.

The so-called equation is an English formula, and literal translation is an equation. Besides Formula One, there are some other formula competitions such as F3 (Formula Three). Equation refers to the standardization of racing cars. First of all, it refers to the specification of cylinder capacity. It was not until after the Second World War that the name "Formula One" was first used.

During the 45 years from 1950 to 1995, the F 1 competition was held 580 times, of which the most was held in Europe for 407 times, and the least was held in Oceania, only 1 1 times. In Europe, Monza hosted the most competitions, with 45 times, followed by Monaco, Zan Dewater, Spa, Silverstone and Nuremberg. Before this, the streets and roads in the city were often used as competition venues, and the rules of the competition were not perfect, so the players were greatly restricted. Basic rules of Formula One competition

1. General section

F 1 Grand Prix is an international competition led by FIA. It consists of FIA, team and grand prix. It aims to improve the level of racing and develop automobile technology.

2. Teams and drivers

Teams and drivers participating in the competition must hold licenses approved by the FIA. Each team should have two cars to participate in the competition, and designated racers to drive on behalf of the team. When a racing driver has an accident, another driver can be appointed to participate. But no driver or team can miss the race at will.

3. Make qualified

Qualifying is to determine the ranking order of the official grand prix. The day before the official race, within the designated hour, the drivers of each team should race on the track, arrange the order in the fastest lap and decide the starting order of the next day. This is very scientific. The qualifying session lasted for an hour, and each car was allowed to run at most 12 lap, during which the racers tried to run the best lap.

begin

It's time for the race. The first thing to do is to warm the beads to ensure the safety of drivers. If the driver's car turns off at this time, it will be ranked last when starting; If the driver's car is still in the pit, the driver will leave at the gate of the pit. These drivers' original parking spaces are empty. After the tires are warmed up, each car returns to the starting parking space, and the five starting lights light up one by one. When all lights are on and all five lights are off, we can start. At this time, the car will still stall and can't start, so it will retire.

5. In the competition

If the driver's car has an accident during the race, he can return to the race slightly and quit seriously. If the car stalls, the driver can restart after 10 seconds to continue the race. When the event thinks that the accident or environment is dangerous, the yellow flag will be waved, and overtaking is generally not allowed at this time. If the tournament thinks that an accident or environment hinders the normal competition, it will send a safety car (SC), and SC will take the lead, knowing that the tournament thinks that the competition can be resumed (allowing SC to take the lead until the end of the competition). If the tournament thinks that it is really impossible to continue the game, it can announce that it will stop the game and postpone the rematch. When the lead car returns to overtake, it will wave the blue flag to signal the local car to give way quickly.

6. In the pit

Racing cars can enter the pit to change tires, refuel or repair during the race. Into the pit time is included in the competition time. After into the pit, in order to ensure the safety of the staff, the speed must be lower than 50km/h, otherwise it will be punished. Every car will enter the pit of its own team, and speeding is not allowed in the pit, and drivers are not allowed to leave.

7. End point

The driver's final result is the time when the car first touches the vertical plane of the finish line. At this time, the inspection flag will be danced, and after the finish line, you can celebrate everywhere.

8. Employees

Staff can give instructions and tips to drivers in their own teams, but they must not interfere with the races of drivers in other teams.

9. Punishment

If you exceed the speed limit in the pit, you will be fined to stop the pit 10 second; Stop the overtaking leading car and stop the pit 10 second.

10. Competition results

According to the ranking of the competition, you can get points as follows:

First place 10 score

08 points for the second place

Third place 06 points

Fourth place 05 points

Fifth place 04 points

Sixth place 03 points

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The driver who reaches the above ranking can add corresponding points to his personal points, and the team he represents will also get corresponding points.

1 1. Awards Ceremony

Play the national anthem of the champion, the national anthem of the team, then the organizer will award the prize, and then open champagne to celebrate.