Motorsport Technology

Why Racing Teams Use Dry Ice to Keep Race Cars Cool

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In motorsport, every millisecond on the track can decide who takes the victory and who leaves without a podium finish….

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During the 1960s through the 1990s, many manufacturers believed that the naturally aspirated V12 engine was the ultimate weapon for…

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NOS (Nitrous Oxide System) is one of the most popular performance-enhancing technologies in the world of racing and car modification….

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Formula 1 has entered a new era of track safety with the introduction of the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E…

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In Formula 1, tyres are far more than just the four components connecting the car to the track. They are…

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When watching a Formula 1 race, most fans focus on the drivers, the pit stop strategies, and the incredible speed…

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More Than Just Shock Absorbers: The Hidden Technology Behind Rally Cars When a World Rally Championship (WRC) car launches into…