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'''Formula One''', also known as '''Formula 1''' or '''F1''' and referred to officially as the '''FIA Formula One World Championship''' is the highest class of [[single-seater]] [[auto racing]] sanctioned by the [[Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile]] (FIA). '''Formula One''' (F1) is often considered the pinnacle of [[automobile]] [[racing]]. It is the highest class of car racing with speeds topping 200 mph. The Formula One World Championship is held every year on racing tracks on every continent except [[Africa]]. The Championship is given not only to the winning driver after all 20 races but also to the winner car manufacturer. The current Driver's World Champion is [[German]] [[Christian]] racer Sebastien Vettel, while the Constructor's Champions are [[Austrian]] designers Red Bull Racing. Due to the requirement of the drivers to be fit and focused, most of the drivers are devout [[Christians]].
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'''Formula One''', also known as '''Formula 1''' or '''F1''' and referred to officially as the '''FIA Formula One World Championship''' is the highest class of [[single-seater]] [[auto racing]] sanctioned by the [[Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile]] (FIA). '''Formula One''' (F1) is often considered the pinnacle of [[automobile]] [[racing]]. It is the highest class of car racing with speeds topping 200 mph. The Formula One World Championship is held every year on racing tracks on every continent except [[Africa]]. The Championship is given not only to the winning driver after all 20 races but also to the winner car manufacturer. The current Driver's World Champion is [[German]] [[Christian]] racer Sebastien Vettel, while the Constructor's Champions are [[Austrian]] designers Red Bull Racing. Due to the requirement of the drivers to be fit and focused, most of the drivers are devout [[Christians]]. [[Athiests]] barely ever succeed in [[Formula 1]] due to their inability to commit to the rigorous training and dedication required. This is shown by the last openly [[atheistic]] [[formula one]] driver, [[Jean-Denis Deletraz]] being completely off the pace in every race he was in, with him being lapped many times in every race.
    
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