What is the weight of a Formula 1 car?
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Minimum weight allowed is 600kg, but some weigh as little as 440kg to allow the teams to add ballast they can move around in the car to help fine tune the handling / weight distribution, etc.
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There are the "grid girls" in Formula 1.  They are more like models than cheerleaders though.  They parade around before the race and such.  They don't do cheers though.  See www.formula1.com for more info.
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as much as your car can hold.
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Remember, momentum is affected by mass.  The fly's mass makes it easier to dissipate the inertia.  So it seems that the fly could crash into the front, but not likely. Of course, most people are worrying about other things at the time, so no specific measurements have been taken!  The air inside has mass also, so in effect the car and the air mass have become one unit, in which the fly is also a small part.  When it stops, it helps everything else stop.
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Light body and big engine.
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It depends on the model--A VX110 weighs 715 lbs.
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There is no specific weight...it is your choice BUT the lighter the better!
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The fuel used in Formula 1 is now very similar to the one we put in the tanks of our family cars. This was made possible by strict regulations on fuel imposed by the FIA.\nFor example, Ferrari uses fuel that is very similar to the one that people use to fill their cars from Shell gas stations. Williams has fuel probably similar to the one in the Petrobras network, and Renault probably uses similar fuel to Elf gas stations.
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On earth, mass and weight are equivalent, but in physics, it's more correct to use mass (since sometimes objects in physics problems are not on earth!)\n\nSo if the object weighs 1 kg, you can use 1 kg as its mass. One newton is the force needed to accelerate 1 kg (mass) at a rate of 1 meter per second^2.
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Fernando Alonso is easily winning so far. \n\nBut Kimi Raikkonen will challenge him once the European season starts and McLaren tweak their car slightly. \n\nNo one else is really in a position to challenge for the title.
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http://www.exploratorium.edu/ronh/weight/index.html
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There is no oval kit available for a Formula One car, so it wouldn't handle well at all on an oval track, although it does handle one corner and a good part of the front straight at Indianapolis. Even with the handicap of big front and rear wings (compared to an IRL car), an F1 car would easily outdistance anything from NASCAR on an oval.\nIf you want a real comparison between an open-wheel car and a NASCAR vehicle, you only have to look at the times for the Indianapolis 500 (IRL) vs the Brickyard 400 (NASCAR). In qualifying, an IRL car is approximately 40 mph faster. I believe the IRL cars are also significantly faster at Michigan International Speedway.
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2.20462262 pounds is approximately one kilogram
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The original Jules Rimet Trophy was 35 CM high and weighed 3.8 kg. It was handed to Brazil on winning their third World Cup in 1970.\n\nThe current World Cup Trophy stands 36.5 cm and weighs 6.175 kg in total.
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Dude, weight in Newtons is just mass times the acceleration due to gravity.  m*g         ex> 50kg*9.81m/s^2 = 490.5N\n\nHeadrests.....Law of Inertia.....Head wants to keep going, but car stops = whip lash....when head finally stops and rebounds, the headrest prevents u from breaking your neck\n\nRelativity:  Relative to the ground, the ball is in the same position, b/c of the law of statics...the wagon is accelerating under the ball, while the ball wants to stay where it is\n\nElephants mass.....More Mass is more inertia, therefore it is harder to stop and or change direction\n\nSponges....\n\nInertia and weight change.....The actual sponge has the same mass, but weighs less b/c of the loss of the water....the lesser amount of water = less interia
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14.4 kilograms\n31.7 pounds
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busch lighter car about 500 hp nextel weigh more and push ~800 hp