Some racing cars allow you to control the amount of braking force that goes to the front and rear axle. Formula 1 cars can even adjust the brake bias while you’re braking. What Are the Concerns With ...

Formula 1 cars lack a clutch pedal, using paddle-operated clutches instead. Learn how this system works, why it replaced ...

Hydraulics, brakes, and the fuel tank also add to the overall eye-watering cost of an F1 car. A set of F1 tires - including four separate tires - is worth roughly $2,700, per F1 Chronicle.

Formula 1 cars can even adjust the brake bias while you’re braking. Many drivers will be scared by a system that completely eliminates the mechanical connection between the brake pedal and well ...