🏎🏎 One of the highlights of the new ABB FIA Formula E season are the futuristic and far more efficient second generation race cars. These new cars not only transport their drivers at breathtaking speeds of 0 km/h to 100 km/h in 2.8 seconds, they also take the series to a whole new level. Find out more cool facts about the Gen 2 car! 💪⚡ | voestalpine

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In the 1970s, Formula 1 pit stops were rare and leisurely—focused more on mechanical reliability than speed. Crews of just a few mechanics might take over a minute to refuel and change tires, with no set choreography or safety gear. But as race strategies evolved, so did the pit stop. By the 1990s, stops became critical moments in a race, with teams practicing synchronized movements and specialized roles. Refueling was common until it was banned in 2010, shifting the emphasis solely to tire chan

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