Formula One Drivers and Teams For the Year 2019

Want to know about all the drivers and teams racing this year for Formula One? Here is a list that you must follow:

#1. Ferrari

Members of Team: Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc

Podium Finishes: 763

Championship Titles: 16

Ferrari’s Team History

Full Team Name: Scuderia Ferrari Mission Winnow

Base: Maranello, Italy

Team Chief: Maurizio Arrivabene

Technical Chief: Mattia Binotto

Chassis: TBC

Power Unit: Ferrari

First Team Entry: 1950

World Championships: 16

Highest Race Finish: 1 (x236)

Pole Positions: 215

Fastest Laps: 247

#2. Renault

Members of Team: Nico Hulkenberg and Daniel Ricciardo

Podium Finishes: 59

Championship Titles: 2

Renault’s Team History

Full Team Name: Renault F1 Team

Base: Enstone, United Kingdom

Team Chief: Cyril Abiteboul

Technical Chief: Nick Chester

Chassis: TBC

Power Unit: Renault

First Team Entry: 1986

World Championships: 2

Highest Race Finish: 1 (x20)

Pole Positions: 20

Fastest Laps: 13

#3. Force India

Members of Team: Sergio Perez and Lance Stroll

Podium Finishes: N/A

Championship Titles: N/A

Force India’s Team History

Full Team Name: Racing Point F1 Team

Base: Silverstone, United Kingdom

Team Chief: Otmar Szafnauer

Technical Chief: Andrew Green

Chassis: TBC

Power Unit: Mercedes

First Team Entry: 2018

World Championships: N/A

Highest Race Finish: 5 (x1)

Pole Positions: N/A

Fastest Laps: N/A

#4. Toro Rosso

Members of Team: Daniil Kvyat

Podium Finishes: 1

Championship Titles: N/A

Toro Rosso’s Team History

Full Team Name: Red Bull-Toro Rosso Honda

Base: Faenza, Italy

Team Chief: Franz Tost

Technical Chief: James Key

Chassis: TBC

Power Unit: Honda

First Team Entry: 1985

World Championships: N/A

Highest Race Finish: 1 (x1)

Pole Positions: 1

Fastest Laps: 1

Pro-Car Racing Tricks By Mark Kislowski

You must have learned driving properly in your mom’s car, but that’s probably 1% of the driving that car racers know. Whatever you’ve learned is good, but it’s not the way you learn to actually control a vehicle. The best car racers have honed their skills on closed roads and race tracks.

Here are some pro car racing tips and tricks by Mark Kislowski that can help you drive your car smoothly:

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1. Don’t focus on the car in front of you – Keeping your eyes glued to the car ahead of you, is a big no-no. It’s totally unsafe. The chances of repeating the same mistake the driver ahead of you are making are more. Taking such decision on the roads in the real world is deadlier.

2. Focus where you want to end up – Hand to eye coordination is really important in car racing. With proper hand-eye coordination, you can adjust your hands and feet over the car staring, break, paddle, wheels, and gas etc. This will help you get your car in the right spot.

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Important Things To Know About 2020 Porsche Taycan

Porsche Taycan is a first electric car that we’re expecting to arrive next year in the market. Here is everything that you should know about it.

Porsche stunned the world two years ago with the promise of launching its all-electric car. They promised the production of their electric car (Taycan) will start in the year 2020.

#1. It’s called as Taycan

Taycan pronounced as tie-con is a Eurasian word that means “lively young horse.”

According to Porsche CEO Oliver Blume, ”Our new electric sports car is strong and dependable; it’s a vehicle that can consistently cover long distances and that epitomizes freedom.”

#2. The price will be between the Cayenne and Panamera

According to Rober Meier, the model-line director of the Taycan, ”We are expecting a price somewhere between a Cayenne and a Panamera.” Cayenne costs approx. $65,700 whereas the price of Panamera is around $85,000. So, we believe Taycan base model will costs you around $75,000.

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