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'''Formula One''' (F1) is often considered the pinnacle of racing. It is the highest class of car racing with speeds topping 200 mph. | '''Formula One''' (F1) is often considered the pinnacle of racing. It is the highest class of car racing with speeds topping 200 mph. | ||
The Formula One World Championship is held every year with racing tracks on every continent. The Championship is given not only to the winning driver after all 18 races but also to the winner car designer. [[Ferrari]] has consistently been at the top of the tables. | The Formula One World Championship is held every year with racing tracks on every continent. The Championship is given not only to the winning driver after all 18 races but also to the winner car designer. [[Ferrari]] has consistently been at the top of the tables. | ||
| + | The current World Champion is [[Finnish]] racer Kimi Raikkonen. | ||
Revision as of 00:07, May 25, 2008
Formula One (F1) is often considered the pinnacle of racing. It is the highest class of car racing with speeds topping 200 mph. The Formula One World Championship is held every year with racing tracks on every continent. The Championship is given not only to the winning driver after all 18 races but also to the winner car designer. Ferrari has consistently been at the top of the tables. The current World Champion is Finnish racer Kimi Raikkonen.