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Inside Ferrari’s trackside F1 fuel lab

  • October 21st, 2011
  • Posted in Sporting

The first thing that strikes you about the liquid in the tiny jar is that it’s totally clear. Ordinary pump fuel has the faintest tinge of yellow, but Formula 1 fuel, while closely related to what you buy at the pump, is what’s known in the trade as “water white”. At the back of the Ferrari [ READ MORE ]

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"Who are you, anyway?" It's the default put-down of the F1 high-ups when asked a question that's difficult, probing, or just plain annoying. Stuart Codling is a contributor to F1 Racing, AUTOSPORT, Autocar and the Red Bulletin, and is the author of the award-winning book Art of the Formula One Race Car, the critically acclaimed Real Racers and the forthcoming Art of the Supercar.
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