Indy cars are generally considered faster along straight lines. This is pre-dominantly due to the fact that most of their races are on oval tracks. This is because F1 cars have better brakes and stop much faster than Indy cars as well as F1 cars having much more aerodynamic grip (downforce) than Indy cars.
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Q. How much does it cost to buy a F1 car?
In 2014 we reported that it would roughly cost $7.7 million to build a Formula 1 car. Over the years the FIA made number of changes about the cars design and also new engine rules took place. Build-up cost of car has increased with every season.
Q. Is a F1 car street legal?
They’re all surplus F1 parts from the T70/30. Bonhams claims this is the world’s only street-legal F1 car. It’s been registered in England, and comes with a U.K. license plate.
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Q. What’s the cheapest F1 car?
the PF1 club
If you thought supercar clubs were expensive, the PF1 club puts them into perspective with a joining fee of £302,500. Mind you, it’s still the cheapest way to own an F1 car, which is exactly what’s on offer.
The Formula 1 Car can be found inside the Baia region The nearest fast travel location is the Salrosa Sprint challenge, that is just a short distance South East of the Mugello Farina Duo spawn location Fast travel to the Salrosa Sprint. You should see the wreckage of a truck & trailer on the side of the road
Q. Are F1 cars faster than Indy cars?
F1 Cars Can Accelerate From 0 to 100 MPH and Hit Back to Zero within 4 Seconds.
Q. Are all F1 cars the same speed?
F1 cars have reached top speeds of about 300 kmph or 185 mph on an average. However, some cars, without fully complying with F1 standards have attained speed of 400 kmph or more. These numbers are mostly same for all F1 cars but slight variations may be there due to the gears and aerodynamics configuration. Previous Page Print Page
