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Formula 1, the pinnacle of motorsport, boasts a rich and captivating history that spans over seven decades. Since its inception in 1950, Formula 1 has evolved into a global phenomenon, captivating millions of fans worldwide with its blend of speed, technology, and competition. The roots of Formula 1 can be traced back to the early 20th century when motor racing began to gain popularity in Europe. The first World Championship race was held at Silverstone, UK, on May 13, 1950. Italian driver Giuseppe Farina claimed victory in his Alfa Romeo, marking the beginning of a new era in racing. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, Formula 1 saw rapid growth and technological advancements. Iconic drivers like Juan Manuel Fangio, Stirling Moss, and Jim Clark emerged as legends of the sport, showcasing their skills and pushing the limits of speed and engineering. The 1970s witnessed fierce competition between teams like Ferrari, Lotus, and McLaren. Innovations such as aerodynamic wings, turbocharged engines, and ground-effect aerodynamics revolutionized the sport, making cars faster and more agile than ever before. The 1980s and 1990s were dominated by legendary figures like Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, and Michael Schumacher. These drivers showcased unparalleled talent and rivalry, captivating audiences with their on-track battles and championship showdowns. In the 21st century, Formula 1 entered a new era of technology and globalization. Hybrid power units, advanced aerodynamics, and digital innovations transformed the sport, making it more competitive and sustainable. Drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel emerged as modern-day icons, inspiring a new generation of fans and drivers. Formula 1 is not just about speed and technology; it's also about human stories, triumphs, and tragedies. From the glamour of Monaco to the intensity of Suzuka, each race tells a unique tale of passion and determination. In conclusion, Formula 1's history is a testament to human ingenuity, pushing the boundaries of what's possible on and off the track. As the sport continues to evolve, one thing remains constant: the thrill and excitement that Formula 1 brings to fans around the world. Under the guidance of Debmalya Bhattacharjee

Formula E News 🏎️ In an exclusive interview, Nissan Formula E Team Principal Tommaso Volpe opened up about his team's goals, the championship, and his outlook on how motorsport is changing. Click below for the Complete article 👇 #FEinsider #nissanproud #FormulaE https://lnkd.in/gTvsYN4m

Racing with eFuels. The Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup will use eFuels that are potentially near-carbon-neutral from the 2024 season, the feedstock comes from the Haru Oni pilot plant in Chile. The up to 32 Porsche 911 GT3 Supercup will be fuelled exclusively with eFuels at each of the eight rounds as support to the European Formula 1 events. #efuels

Raised on traditional (and still exciting) racing, it wasn’t until recently (and begrudgingly) that I took a deep dive into Formula E, if you are a racing enthusiast in general, believe me, its very much worth a closer look! Check out some of the demystifying that Silvia Schweiger provides in a recent post. #racingcars #formulaE #motorsports #racing #EVRacing #sustainability

The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and Extreme E have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding setting out a framework to create the first-ever hydrogen off-road racing world championship. This document is the first step in establishing a pathway for the hydrogen series, Extreme H, to become an FIA Championship from its inaugural season in 2025, with the intention that it will become an FIA World Championship from 2026, should the requisite criteria be met. #hydrogen #automotive #racing

500+ overtakes and 9 different leaders during a race... - why Formula E is not the electric version of Formula 1 - The biggest misconception about Formula E is that it's the electric version of F1... The truth? Formula E is a standalone show, boasting Gen3 electric beasts that fight from start to finish. Driven by talented world-class drivers, I've witnessed: → 500+ overtakes in race 6 (astonishing) → 9 different leaders in the same race (breathtaking) → a record-breaking 142.34 KPH in round 7 (the highest average speed in Formula E history) A constant battle from the first to the last corner. The Misano races in 7 words for me? - Fun - Fierce - Intense - Passionate - Demanding - Exhilarating - Unpredictable The sheer unpredictability struck us all. It was like a karting race, so fun and crazy. We missed the noise...someone may say. The electric noise was a cool factor to the ears of the younger generation in attendance and I like it too. Plus, you can appreciate other details that the noise usually kills: - the screeching of tyres against the tarmac - the thunderous impact of car on curb - the metallic clash of vehicles - the car parts thrown around The intensity of the driving was what electify me the most. Ceaseless battles at every turn, not to mention the tactical energy management from the drivers and teams. If you have the chance, go and watch a Formula E race live. Next stop Monaco 🇲🇨 P.S. Yes Formula E is also the worlds most sustainable sport... But it isn’t a token alternative option for environmentally conscious motorsport fans... #formulaE 

MOTORSPORT: Extreme E extends partnership with Continental #Electric off-road racing championship #ExtremeE has extended its partnership with #Continental, its official tire supplier and founding partner. The agreement, signed on January 11, 2024, seeks to solidify the commitment of both organizations to increase #environmental awareness in motorsport, according to the companies. Continental was a founding partner of Extreme E at its inception in 2019. The supplier has designed and produced ultra-high-performance #tires tailored to the demands of the championship’s challenging off-road races and the characteristics of Extreme E’s fully electric #Odyssey21 SUVs. Ali Russell, managing director of Extreme E, expressed his excitement about the continued support from Continental: “Continental’s continued dedication to creating bespoke tyres that perform exceptionally in the world’s harshest terrains aligns perfectly with our mission to drive change through #motorsport. Their unwavering support plays a pivotal role in the success of Extreme E and the message we aim to convey.” Claudio Toldi, head of marketing communications, replacement tires EMEA, Continental, said, “The electric #offroad racing championship series is the ideal platform for us to test new tire technologies and developments before their series launch for the passenger car sector. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ecugXXFf #Tires #Tyres #TireTechnology #TireDevelopment #Manufacturing #Sustainability #ChemicalEngineering #MechanicalEngineering #Technology #Transportation #TireTechExpo

🔋 Can your brand's need for speed be environmentally friendly? The next big thing in motorsport has new tricks in the bag. As Formula E approaches its biggest season finale to date, Porsche's commitment to the championship sparks further interest in the series. ✅ No bigger stage. The Formula E World Championship returns this weekend for its biggest double-header ever, as home hero Jake Dennis will try to fight off Aussie sensation Nick Cassidy to clinch his first World Title. The full-electric prototypes will take to the track at London's ExCel center on Saturday and Sunday, the perfect setting for the closing rounds of Season 9, after 15 rounds of motorsport thrill and excitement around the world. ✅ Here to stay. In the meantime, German powerhouse Porsche has confirmed it will stay in the Formula E championship for at least two more years, until the end of 2026. Zuffenhausen's finest will also be a key partner as the series launches into its Gen-4 quest. Porsche's commitment will be paramount to the future of the Championship, paving the way for other manufacturers -old and new- and sponsors. ✅ Why Formula E? Since its early days, Formula E has been a favorite among brands and companies of all sizes and industries. The Championship, thanks to a clever mix of excitement, technology and sustainability, has gathered an impressive list of partners throughout the years. Sponsors not only have the chance to leverage on FE's unique value bouquet, but also enjoy the engagement opportunities provided by a motorsport series racing in the heart of the world's most iconic cities. Interested in Sponsoring Formula E? If you wish to know more about the world's best full electric Series and how it could impact some business, it's now high time to start that conversation. Find out more 👇 https://lnkd.in/eaK5kiA7 #FormulaE #sponsorship #motorsport

Avenues of exploitation It’s no overstatement to say that motorsport is in a pretty good place right now. F1 continues to ride a wave of popularity with fans, while in WEC manufacturers are positively flocking to the Hypercar class thanks to a rules package which, despite a somewhat painful gestation, has delivered a bit of something for everyone. The GT3 class continues to be a roaring success and even rallying, at least below Rally1, is attracting new entrants and cars. The end result is, of course, that suppliers are busier than ever. And with new avenues of technology development opening up, there are more opportunities than ever. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eEnfh_X7 #motorsportengineering, #PMWExpo, #motorsport, #technology @

Analysis: What to expect from the FIA on WRC future: On Wednesday, the FIA is set to reveal a concept that will form the future direction of the WRC with the focus being on the top category. The Rally1 hybrid class, launched in 2022, has come under scrutiny having struggled to attract manufacturers, while entries have dropped below 10 cars this season.This action from the FIA is the result of the formulation of a working group last December which ...Keep reading #motorsports #racing #cars