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2016 F1 tyre regulations and race allocations
By Steven De Groote on in RegulationsThe 2016 tyre regulations allow more strategic freedom for teams, allowing them to select their preferred tyres. We detail the regulations and list Pirelli's tyre nominations per race.
All time Formula One records
By Steven De Groote on in StatisticsThe most remarkable records ever in Formula One, ranging from the oldest GP driver and the youngest ever pole position holder to the team that had most consecutive pole positions.
Rear Wing Endplates in F1: An Extensive Analysis
By Andy Urlings on in AerodynamicsThis article will discuss the origins and evolution of the rear wing endplate in Formula 1, as well as provide a very in-depth analysis and opinion on the numerous features these aero devices have today.
Tech Analysis: McLaren MP4-31 Honda
By Steven De Groote on in TechnicalMcLaren have gone through a difficult season, but a proper look at their new MP4-31 suggest they have put in considerable effort to come back from that swiftly.
Tech Analysis: Ferrari SF16-H
By Steven De Groote on in TechnicalFerrari's SF16-H hosts a raft of changes that should bring the team closer to the front. We have a closer look at what exactly has been modified for the 2016 compaign.
Deadly crashed F1 drivers
By Steven De Groote on in StatisticsA complete list of all drivers that have once competed in Formula One and died in a racing accident.
Analysis: Mercedes AMG F1 W06 Front Wing Changes
By Andy Urlings on in AerodynamicsMercedes brought a radical change to their front wing in China, reshaping and focussing on the area in front of the tyre. Alexander Wheedon, Trinidefender, talks us through the changes in detail.
Made to measure
By Steven De Groote on in MechanicsLawrence Butcher brings us up to date on developments in Formula One sensor technology
Technical analysis: Sauber C34
By Stefan Ruitenberg on in TechnicalTechnical review of the Sauber C34 Ferrari as it debuted at Jerez
Technical analysis: McLaren MP4-30
By Steven De Groote on in TechnicalAnalysis of McLaren's new Honda-powered MP4-30, a long stride ahead from its predecessor
