Formula One Knowledge Assessment

Formula One is a thrilling motorsport featuring the fastest cars and most skilled drivers. It is a team sport with 10 teams competing in races called Grand Prix. Each race weekend includes practice, qualifying, and the main race, with some weekends featuring an additional Sprint race. Drivers must navigate high speeds and strategic pit stops to win. Points are awarded based on race finishes, contributing to team and driver championships. F1 is at the forefront of automotive technology, developing efficient hybrid engines and sustainable fuels.

What is the top speed that Formula One cars can reach?

• 500 kilometers per hour

• 450 kilometers per hour

• 370 kilometers per hour

• 250 kilometers per hour

How many teams currently compete in Formula One?

• 15 teams

• 12 teams

• 10 teams

• 8 teams

What is the purpose of the F1 Sprint event?

• To provide an extra race and set the starting order

• To determine the fastest lap

• To replace the main Grand Prix

• To test new car technologies

What is the maximum time limit for a Formula One race?

• Three hours

• Four hours

• Two hours

• One hour

What is the term for the area of disturbed air behind a car that helps another car go faster?

• Air pocket

• Drafting zone

• Slipstream

• Wind tunnel

What is the minimum number of pit stops required during a Formula One race?

• Two

• One

• Three

• None

How quickly can the best teams complete a pit stop?

• Five seconds

• Three seconds

• Two seconds

• Four seconds

How many points does a Grand Prix winner receive?

• 20 points

• 15 points

• 25 points

• 10 points

What year did Formula One begin?

• 1940

• 1960

• 1970

• 1950

What is Formula One's role in motoring technology?

• It develops the world's most efficient hybrid engines

• It is unrelated to motoring technology

• It only uses outdated technology

• It focuses on entertainment only