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

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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:

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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Most Important Facts About Formula 1 Race & It’s Cars

Do you know?

Formula 1 teams like McLaren, Ferrari, and Red Bull spend approx.  320 million USD per year. This spending includes Car Cost, driver cost, team management cost, and many other small extra costs.

Fact 1: The Formula 1 automobile racing is the highest class of single-seater auto car racing sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) and owned by the Formula One Group. The “formula” in the F1 name refers to a set of rules that all participants need to follow.

Fact 2: The distance of a Grand Prix may not exceed 305 km, and no race may last for more than two hours.

Fact 3: The first motoring contest took place on July 22, 1894, and was organized by a Paris newspaper, Le Petit Journal.

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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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Important Tips To Master F1 Race

Mark Kislowski (49 years old) is the GM at Morris Auto group and lives in Ballston Lake, NY currently. He provides training and support in the dealer principles and upper management too.

Before this, he was used to be one of the best racers in the Sportsman feature. In this article, we are jotting down some tips shared by Mark Kislowski. He believes that every newcomer in the racing field must have these skills to maximize his career in the F1 races.

1) Treat your team well — It’s one of the most important things that every racer needs to learn. Don’t jump straight and spend your time in budgeting. Spend time with your team. You can do practice sessions with them or you can motivate them during press interviews.

2) Learn what the assists do — We know every assist is not easy to follow. However, tinkering with them can help you learn about tire degradation measures, downforce and many other F1 terms you might never know before.

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Exclusive Braking Tips By Mark Kislowski

Learning about car braking techniques is very crucial for car racing. Car brakes serve two purposes.

· Breaks slow the car down.

· Brakes offer a method of adjusting weight and balance from corner entry to the apex.

Car racing is more about braking correctly. In a modified race, you are not only racing against other modified cars but also against the track. You need to tweak your brake bias as well. Sometimes the chassis builder doesn’t take enough time to set up the brake bias correctly. If your brake is dialed into the full rear brake and you still have a front brake, you are going to have a lot of trouble cutting corners. Your car will feel tighter while making corners.

According to Mark Kislowski, “Modified circuit is all about single timed laps. You don’t have to keep worrying about getting hit by your competitor’s bumper. The goal is to keep your head down and turn from the inside, while continue exiting from the outside. However, you need to keep an eye for bumps or ridges while turning on the inside. If your front wheel comes in contact with it at a certain speed, you can lose your car control and lose some speed.”

Source: https://medium.com/@markkislowski15/exclusive-braking-tips-by-mark-kislowski-18280811c01

Mark Kislowski Talks About Securing First Place In The Sportsman Feature

Mark Kislowski, who is 49 years old, lives in Ballston Lake, NY currently. He is the GM at Morris Auto group. He also offers training and support in the dealer principles and upper management.

Before coming to the modified circuit, he used to be one of the best racers in the Sportsman feature. In an interview with Doug from Doug’s dirt diary, he opened up about his experience in the sportsman feature and how it felt when he secured his first win there.

He continued to talk about the amount of hard work he had to put to win that first place. Coming back after a bad wreck last week, things weren’t looking up. However, he and his team turn things around. They fixed the car and got it to race ready. The win didn’t come easy and Mark Kislowski had to go through some tough corners to secure that first spot.

To read this full article visit @https://medium.com/@markkislowski15/mark-kislowski-talks-about-securing-first-place-in-the-sportsman-feature-30ccd9d12866

 

 

Mark Kislowski Drives to Fonda Victory

FONDA – For years, the Morris Group pace car has led the way to the green flag for race cars at Fonda Speedway. Saturday night it was the Morris Group modified of Mark Kislowski that led the field to the checkered flag for his first career modified victory at the Track of Champions.

The veteran driver out of Ballston Lake grabbed the lead away from Elmo Reckner six laps into the 30-lap main event and was never seriously challenged as the race went caution free. Also picking up victories Saturday night were David Constantino (sportsman), Ivan Joslin (pro stock), Reuben Kennedy Jr. (street stock) and Ken Hollenbeck and Shaun Rybas won the single and dual cam 4-cylinder features, respectively. Kislowski started three rows deep in the 27-car modified feature and chased down Reckner, the outside pole sitter. Reckner held off Kislowski’s challenges until lap six when Kislowski put his No. 3 in front in turn four.

As Kislowski pulled away, Reckner found himself in a battle for the runner-up spot with Dave Lape, Mike Mahaney, Jim Davis and Ronnie Johnson. Johnson picked his way in the second spot on lap 17 but could not mount a challenge for Kislowski as he hit the checkers a full two-seconds ahead. Johnson was second followed by Davis, Mahaney and Jeff Trombley in the top five. For reading full article visit this link @ http://markkislowski.com/mark-kislowski-drives-to-fonda-victory/.