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Learn how developments in F1 sports science have benefited drivers and teams; can more be done to increase safety on and around the track without diminishing the attraction of the sport?
Learn how developments in F1 sports science have benefited drivers and teams; can more be done to increase safety on and around the track without diminishing the attraction of the sport?
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S2, EP9 "Sports Science"Learn how developments in F1 sports science have benefited drivers and teams; can more be done to increase safety on and around the track without diminishing the attraction of the sport?
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S2, EP11 "Tyres"From F1's start, tyres have evolved to balance grip, speed and safety; as the sport drives toward sustainability, the question remains, can tyre design and materials keep up with the future of racing?
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