Formula 1 is the highest class of single-seater auto racing governed by the FIA. The first F1 race was held in 1946 and the championship was formalized in 1947 when Italian Giusppe Farina won the first title. Modern F1 races take place on various international circuits around the world and involve qualification rounds to determine starting positions, with the final race being around 305 km. Points are awarded to the top 10 finishing drivers in each race, with the driver and constructor with the most total points at the end of the season winning the respective championships. F1 has a huge global audience of around 600 million viewers per race.

1. PRESENTED BY
SAYANDIP RANA

3. INTRODUCTION

4. INTRODUCTION
• Highest class of single seated auto racing game
• The ‘Formula’ refers to a set of rules
• Fastest car in the world speed maximum 340km/h
• Two world championship every year
• Capable of lateral acceleration of 5g
(g=acceleration due to gravity)
• Performance depends on the car engine and their
aerodynamic structure
• Has one of the biggest audience in TV

5. HISTORY

6. HISTORY
• First race was held in the year 1946
• Rules were established before Second
World War
• The championship was not formalized until 1947
• First championship won by Italian Giusppe Farina in
1950

8. ALL ABOUT RACE
• At 1st Qualification round is held for determination
of the position of the drivers in final racing
• After qualification round ,next day final racing
begins with the illumination of 5 red lights
• The race should be the distance of 305 km
• At the end of the race 1st ,2nd ,3rd position drivers
get trophy and also 1st ten drivers get the
championship points

9. POINT SYSTEM

10. POINT SYSTEM
• The top ten finishers in each grand prix score points
towards both the drivers and constructors’ world
championship ,according to the following scale:
• 1st : 25 points
• 2nd : 18 points
• 3rd : 15 points
• 4th : 12 points
• 5th : 10 points
• 6th : 8 points
• 7th : 6 points
• 8th : 4 points
• 9th : 2 points
10th : 1 point

11. GRAND PRIX

12. GRAND PRIX
• F1 racing is also known as Grand Prix
• The number of Grand Prix has varied
• In 2013 was expected to have 20 races in 20 different
circuits in Europe ,Asia ,North & South America
• Some circuits pictures :

13. CHAMPIONSHIP

14. CHAMPIONSHIP
Every year in F1 racing, According to the
point system at the end of the season there
are two championship awards are given to
–
1. F1 DRIVERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP
2. F1 CONSTRUCTORS’
CHAMPIONSHIP

15. POPULARITY

16. POPULARITY
• F1 is very popular and very excited sports
show
• Can be telecasted in every country
• Has one of the largest global TV audiences
• In 2013 the no. of audience was 600 million
people per race
• Formula can also be watched in our mobile
phone

17. MY INTEREST IN F1
RACE

18. MY INTEREST IN F1 RACE
I love speed , I love car. I am a big fan of F1 racing . I
want to enjoy the live F1 racing in Greater Noida in
Indian GP in BUDDH International circuit . My
favorite racer is “ SEBASTIAN VETTEL” and also want
to meet with him .

19. F1 PHOTO GALLERY

20. THE PRESENT F1 DIRECTOR
“BERNIE” ECCELESTONE

21. SEVEN TMES F1 CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER
MICHAEL SCHUMACHER

22. YOUNGEST F1 CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER
SEBASTIAN VETTEL

23. INDIAN GRAND
PRIX

24. WE ALL MISS U “SCHUMI”
(MICHAEL SCHUMACHER)

25. THE End