Do Formula 1 fans care about battery status when watching wheel-to-wheel action? Not according to Stefano Domenicali, the championship’s president and CEO.
This year, F1 introduced new machinery with power units featuring 47% electric power, meaning energy management has become preponderant in both qualifying and races.
As was the case with KERS in the late 2000s and early 2010s, battery …Keep reading
This year, F1 introduced new machinery with power units featuring 47% electric power, meaning energy management has become preponderant in both qualifying and races.
As was the case with KERS in the late 2000s and early 2010s, battery …Keep reading