How is F1 carbon fibre made? Formula 1 carbon fibre parts are made from prepreg sheets, pre-impregnated carbon fibres combined with resin, which are precision cut, layered into moulds, then cured ...

The cars may account for just 0.7 percent of F1’s estimated 2019 carbon footprint, but the push for “drop-in” sustainable fuels allows their impact to reach far beyond the track.

Journalist Edd Straw and former F1 technical director and car designer Gary Anderson are here to guide listeners through the wonderful world of Formula 1 technology. With the help of special ...

Seven supercars, including the likes of McLaren Speedtail and Koenigsegg Agera RS, showcase the potential of using carbon fibre in their construction.

F1 wings aren’t just sculpted for style they’re built for aerodynamic mastery at 200+ mph. This video takes you inside the process of how front and rear wings are designed, engineered, and ...

The impact of Formula 1's plan to drastically reduce its carbon emissions could have effects that spill over into more ...

Forget the race cars; here’s how F1 will really cut carbon emissions The cars might be fast, but they're also only 0.7% of F1's carbon footprint.

If you're considering carbon fiber parts for your car, you may wonder how strong the material really is and whether it's actually worth the price.