Formula One (F1) racing involves some of the most advanced, expensive and dangerous motorsports in the world. Races take place on circuits around the globe between drivers and teams of various nationalities. The FIA governs F1 and establishes strict technical and sporting regulations that dictate car specifications and race procedures. The United Arab Emirates has hosted the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix since 2009 on the Yas Marina Circuit, a 5.55km track designed to accommodate spectators on land and water. Safety improvements have been made over time but F1 still pushes technological boundaries.
The most complete off-line guide to 2011 Formula One world championship; circuits, teams, drivers, regulations, statistics, tips to understand the fastest sports car ever.
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The most complete off-line guide to 2011 Formula One world championship; circuits, teams, drivers, regulations, statistics, tips to understand the fastest sports car ever.
This Presentation leads to the students with the presentation skills as well as the brief information of sports cars. many of the cars have been diminished over the world but their performance makes it to be discussed later on.
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• Length: 4.85m / Width: 1.87m / Height: 1.46m / Wheelbase: 2.81m
• Rear knee room: 262mm – thanks to innovative new
• Boot volume (VDA): 608dm3 / Total cabin stowage: 25 dm3
• Nine metallic finishes with high-durability lacquer: Pearlescent White, Dune Beige, Cosmos Blue, Vison Brown, Cassiopée Grey, Platine Grey, Etoilé Black, Carmin Red and Améthyste Black (Initiale Paris version)
• One non-metallic finish with high-durability lacquer: Glacier White
• Five types of alloy wheels (16- to 19-inches)
EFFICIENT POWERTRAINS
• Diesel (with six-speed transmission, from 95g of CO2/km): Energy dCi 110 (manual or EDC), 130 (manual or EDC), dCi 160 (EDC)
• Petrol (with seven-speed EDC transmission): Energy TCe 150, Energy TCe 200
UNRIVALLED COMFORT, STABILITY AND AGILITY
• Unique association of 4Control technology (four-wheel steering) and active damping
• A personalised driving experience courtesy of Multi-Sense technology (Comfort, Sport, Eco, Neutral
and Perso modes)
• A shortcut button to switch instantly between Sport and Comfort modes
INGENIOUS INNOVATIONS THAT MAKE LIFE EASIER
• Full-LED front lights, a new C-shape lighting signature and permanently-lit rear lights
• Cowling-shielded, configurable digital instrument panel
• Colour head-up display
• Sound and lighting ambience co-ordinated by the selected Multi-Sense setting
• Ventilated and massaging front seats with 10-way adjustment
• Semi-rigid shell: Cover Carving Technology
• 60/40-split rear bench seat with variable-density foam pivoting headrests and ski hatch
• R-Link 2 touch screen tablet, with large capacitive seven-inch (landscape format) or 8.7-inch (portrait format) display and a catalogue of applications via the R-Link Store
• BOSE® Surround Sound, conversion of stereo signal into multi-channel signal, specific equaliser, 13 loudspeakers
• Comprehensive range of ADAS driving aids
• Hands-free parking
The 2015 FIAT Abarth has been released in its most expressive form yet! With style, fuel economy, and power, you’ll never judge a book by its cover ever again.
As a team we were asked to research and discover the business of Ferrari. This is shared for the branding aspect of the powerpoint presentation. Fall 2009.
Ferrari team looks good on reliability and consistency, with optimum tire usage compared to other teams. With more distance covered, than by any other team and with one exception, all problems were solved quickly.
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Check out the 2013 Ford E-Series brochure provided by Tom's Ford of Keyport in Keyport, NJ. Find the 2013 Ford E-Series for sale in New Jersey. To learn more about our current sales and incentives give us a call at (732) 264-1600. http://www.oldbridgeforddealer.com/
RENAULT TALISMAN AT A GLANCE
SLEEK STYLING AND A GENEROUSLY-PROPORTIONED SALOON CAR
• Length: 4.85m / Width: 1.87m / Height: 1.46m / Wheelbase: 2.81m
• Rear knee room: 262mm – thanks to innovative new
• Boot volume (VDA): 608dm3 / Total cabin stowage: 25 dm3
• Nine metallic finishes with high-durability lacquer: Pearlescent White, Dune Beige, Cosmos Blue, Vison Brown, Cassiopée Grey, Platine Grey, Etoilé Black, Carmin Red and Améthyste Black (Initiale Paris version)
• One non-metallic finish with high-durability lacquer: Glacier White
• Five types of alloy wheels (16- to 19-inches)
EFFICIENT POWERTRAINS
• Diesel (with six-speed transmission, from 95g of CO2/km): Energy dCi 110 (manual or EDC), 130 (manual or EDC), dCi 160 (EDC)
• Petrol (with seven-speed EDC transmission): Energy TCe 150, Energy TCe 200
UNRIVALLED COMFORT, STABILITY AND AGILITY
• Unique association of 4Control technology (four-wheel steering) and active damping
• A personalised driving experience courtesy of Multi-Sense technology (Comfort, Sport, Eco, Neutral
and Perso modes)
• A shortcut button to switch instantly between Sport and Comfort modes
INGENIOUS INNOVATIONS THAT MAKE LIFE EASIER
• Full-LED front lights, a new C-shape lighting signature and permanently-lit rear lights
• Cowling-shielded, configurable digital instrument panel
• Colour head-up display
• Sound and lighting ambience co-ordinated by the selected Multi-Sense setting
• Ventilated and massaging front seats with 10-way adjustment
• Semi-rigid shell: Cover Carving Technology
• 60/40-split rear bench seat with variable-density foam pivoting headrests and ski hatch
• R-Link 2 touch screen tablet, with large capacitive seven-inch (landscape format) or 8.7-inch (portrait format) display and a catalogue of applications via the R-Link Store
• BOSE® Surround Sound, conversion of stereo signal into multi-channel signal, specific equaliser, 13 loudspeakers
• Comprehensive range of ADAS driving aids
• Hands-free parking
The 2015 FIAT Abarth has been released in its most expressive form yet! With style, fuel economy, and power, you’ll never judge a book by its cover ever again.
As a team we were asked to research and discover the business of Ferrari. This is shared for the branding aspect of the powerpoint presentation. Fall 2009.
Ferrari team looks good on reliability and consistency, with optimum tire usage compared to other teams. With more distance covered, than by any other team and with one exception, all problems were solved quickly.
2013 Ford E-Series for Sale NJ | Ford Dealer KeyportTom's Ford
Check out the 2013 Ford E-Series brochure provided by Tom's Ford of Keyport in Keyport, NJ. Find the 2013 Ford E-Series for sale in New Jersey. To learn more about our current sales and incentives give us a call at (732) 264-1600. http://www.oldbridgeforddealer.com/
The Drive to Survive series on Netflix has seen a huge increase in F1 viewership recently, so I made this presentation as a quick run through of the history of F1. It doesn't cover everything, but it does a good job of catching as many of the main points that are good to learn as possible.
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The Roman Empire, a vast and enduring power, stands as one of history's most remarkable civilizations, leaving an indelible imprint on the world. It emerged from the Roman Republic, transitioning into an imperial powerhouse under the leadership of Augustus Caesar in 27 BCE. This transformation marked the beginning of an era defined by unprecedented territorial expansion, architectural marvels, and profound cultural influence.
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Published classroom materials form the basis of syllabuses, drive teacher professional development, and have a potentially huge influence on learners, teachers and education systems. All teachers also create their own materials, whether a few sentences on a blackboard, a highly-structured fully-realised online course, or anything in between. Despite this, the knowledge and skills needed to create effective language learning materials are rarely part of teacher training, and are mostly learnt by trial and error.
Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
This webinar will introduce you to my framework, highlighting the key competencies I identified from my research. It will also show how anybody involved in language teaching (any language, not just English!), teacher training, managing schools or developing language learning materials can benefit from using the framework.
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This is a presentation by Dada Robert in a Your Skill Boost masterclass organised by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan (EFSS) on Saturday, the 25th and Sunday, the 26th of May 2024.
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The French Revolution, which began in 1789, was a period of radical social and political upheaval in France. It marked the decline of absolute monarchies, the rise of secular and democratic republics, and the eventual rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. This revolutionary period is crucial in understanding the transition from feudalism to modernity in Europe.
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F1
1. Formula One in the United Arab Emirates
Formula One (F1) racing is widely accepted as one of the most expensive, competitive,
dangerous, and technology advanced motorsports in the world (Morganelli 2007 & Castle 2003).
The present global F1 competition involves races taking place on specially designed circuits or
tracks in many different countries, with drivers and race teams of different nationalities, racing
cars with engines designed and manufactured worldwide, for the glory and money in winning a
World Championship (Morganelli 2007).
The term “Formula” refers to the sets of strict specifications in race car engineering
designs in which the competitors have to comply; and “One” means that the cars and their racers
are the most powerful and the best in formula racing. The organizing body of the F1 is the
Federation Internationale De L’automobile or FIA which was formed in 1947, 3 years before the
official birth of the modern F1 racing (Morganell 2007). The FIA makes the rule book which
consists of the technical regulations and the sporting regulations. The technical regulations
consist of the specifications of the car’s design which includes the engine, transmission, and
suspension. The sporting regulations, on the other hand, cover all aspects of the race including
the “point system” which is the basis of determining the winners of the race. The first F1 World
Championship was held on May 13, 1950 in the Silverstone circuit in Britain. The first F1
championship was awarded to the Italian race driver Giuseppe Farina (Morganell 2007).
The Formula One is a showcase of the best, fastest, and most reliable race car. F1 racing
cars are limited to light weight, single seat and open-wheeled cars, that is, the wheels are outside
the car’s body. Since the 1950s, the companies and independent individuals accepted the
challenge to design and build the fastest and most powerful racing car (Castle 2003). There are
two battles happening during an F1 competition, the first is the battle among the fastest and most
skilled race car drivers. The second battle involves the battle between the sets of rules and
regulations – the formula, and the car designers and engineers who strive to outsmart the
established formula (Castle 2003). The early years of the Formula One cars were dominated by
front engined cars from Italian teams such as Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, and Maserati (Morganelli
2007). John Cooper then introduced a more reliable new car design wherein the engine was
placed at the back of the driver providing the race car with greater stability (Castle 2003). Since
then all the F1 racing cars are mid-engined. Over the course of the F1 Worldwide championship
2. there had been tremendous amount of changes in the design and technology used in making F1
cars. These changes include the discovery of the ground-effect, the introduction of wings and
skirts, the use of the light but strong carbon fiber material, turbo-charged engines, etc. (Castle
2003). In some way, the race governing body FIA, was threatened by some of the changes which
led to the frequent revisions of the rules in order to limit and control the capabilities of the racing
cars.
Because of the need to outsmart the governing rules in order to win races, technical
innovation became and had always been a part of Formula One. Millions of dollars are spent in
research and development in order to improve the performance of the racing cars by fraction of a
second. Engineers need to continuously experiment with new materials, designs, and set ups of
the car in order to adapt to new circuits and changing race formulas (Castle 2003). The high
costs of researches, running an F1 team, and maintaining the racing cars are funded by sponsors.
Successful drivers are financially supported by corporations who make money by placing their
company logos in the F1 cars – an effective advertising which promotes the sponsor’s products
and services to the F1 spectators.
Safety has not always been among the primary concern of F1 racing; since F1 began
there had already been records of tragedies - accidents and deaths of both drivers and spectators.
Over the years, much has been done to improve the safety of everyone (Castle 2003). The
guidelines were updated in order to improve the safety of the drivers, crew, and spectators.
However there were also some instances where the rules were changed because of
“technological” issues (Castle 2003). The most recent changes ware implemented this year. The
revisions in the technical regulations include the following: the introduction of a more powerful
unit consisting of 1.6L V6 turbo machine and 2 Energy Recovery Systems (ERS); reduction of
the fuel limit to 100 kg which is about 1/3 less of the previous limit; addition of an eight speed
gear to the initially 7-speed gearbox; front wings were narrowed from 1800mm to 1650mm; the
beam wing was abolished and the wing flap was made shallower; the chassis height was reduced
from 625mm to 525mm and the nose height was reduced from 550mm to 185mm; and the
minimum weight was increased from 642 kg in 2013 to 690 kg (“2014 Season Changes,” 2014).
3. Formula One seasons are composed of a series of races, or grand prix (“prix” is the
French word for prize) located on circuits all over the world. FIA announced recently that there
will be a total of 21 races for the 2015 Formula One (“21-race season proposed for 2015,” 2014).
The 21-grand prix is the 66th season of Formula One and will kick off on March 15 in Australia,
and will end on November 29 in Abu Dhabi. Among the expected constructors that will
participate in the 2015 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix are Ferrari, Mercedes, Red Bull-Renault, Lotus-
Mercedes, Caterham-Renault, Force India-Mercedes, McLaren-Honda, Sauber-Ferrari, Toro
Rosso-Renault, and Williams-Mercedes (“2015 FIA F1 World Championship - Entry List,”
2014).
The recent 2014 World Championship also finished in Abu Dhabi last November 21-23,
2014. The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is relatively new to the F1 racing schedule. It was only in 2009
when F1 was formally inaugurated in the Yas Marina circuit in Abu Dhabi, United Arab
Emirates. The Yes Marina race circuit was designed by the renowned circuit architect Hermann
Tilke (“2014 Formula 1 Etihad…” 2014). The circuit is positioned on the edge of the Marina, so
the other side of the circuit can be watched by spectators on boats in the harbor and over 50,000
spectators can watch the cars race against each other. The circuit is 5.55 kilometers long, with a
total of 21 turns. It is one of the few circuits to run in anti-clock wise direction. The racers had to
complete 55 laps. The circuit also features the longest straight on the F1 calendar and is the only
track with an underground pit lane. (Carter 2009) It was also the first circuit to host the first F1
day-night racing which started at 17:00 during its inauguration in 2009. The circuit was
illuminated with floodlights throughout the race. At present, there had already been 6 F1 grand
prix races held in UAE, in which Sebastian Vettel won three times, Lewis Hamilton bagged the
top spot twice, and Kimi Räikkönen claimed one race. Although Formula One involves racing of
the fastest cars, the sports is more comparable to game of chess than just an old-fashion horse
race. It not only requires driver skills but tremendous amounts of strategies from the whole
racing team (Castle 2003).
4. References:
2014 Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabu Grand Prix. (n.d.). Retrieved December 6, 2014,
from http://www.formula1.com/races/in_detail/ abu_dhabi_932/ circuit_history.html
2014 season changes. (2014.). Retrieved December 6, 2014, from
http://www.formula1.com/inside_f1/rules_and_regulations/sporting_regulations/12877/
2015 FIA F1 World Championship - Entry List* | Federation Internationale de l'Automobile.
(2014, November 5). Retrieved December 6, 2014, from http://www.fia.com/2015-fia-f1-world-championship-
entry- list
21-race F1 season proposed for 2015. (2014, December 3). Retrieved December 6, 2014, from
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/formula1/30319421
Morganelli, A. (2007). Formula One. New York: Crabtree Pub.
Carter, J. (2009, November 1). Yas Marina Circuit. Retrieved December 6, 2014, from
http://en.espnf1.com/unitedarabemirates/motorsport/circuit/1325.html
Castle, J. (Producer & Director). (2003). Discovery Channel: The Secret Life of Formula One
[Documentary]. Europe: Lace Studio.