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Are you a Formula One fan?  Welcome to the F1 store UK- an official Formula One online store offering F1 merchandise. Shop for caps, t-shirts, jackets, hoodies & accessories at the F1 Store. Click on our F1 store uk discount code or F1 store discount Code UK for surprise offers. The history of Formula 1 is more than 50 years old. Much has changed the current cars. Therefore, its history is divided into three main parts. Background to Formula 1, history of Formula 1 from 1950 to 1999, and history of Formula 1 from 1999 to the present. Grand Prix racing (in French Grand Prix) has roots in automobile races organized in France since 1894. They quickly evolved from simple races on roads from one town to another, to endurance tests for cars and drivers. The innovation soon exceeded 160kph but with races on open roads, accidents were frequent that resulted in deaths of both drivers and spectators. F1 shop in the UK is now online. 

A momentous event in racing occurred in 1900, when James Gordon Bennett Jr., established the Gordon Bennett Cup of Car Racing in Europe. It is an annual race that attracted international competitors. Following Bennett's example, in the United States, William Kissam Vanderbilt II launched the Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island, New York in 1904. Influenced by these events, Louis Chevrolet, a Swiss who worked for a French builder, decided to move to the United States. In 1906, the first race was the Grand Prix organized by the Automobile Club of France (CAF). The circuit, located at Le Mans, was more or less triangular, covering 105 kilometers (65 miles) each lap. Six laps had to be driven each day, and each lap took about an hour using the primitive cars of the time. Exciting, isn’t it? We bet love to shop for F1 merchandise. Do not skip the Myprotein Uk discount code.

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The rules at Formula One varied from country to country and from race to race. The rules are based on the maximum weight of the car. Limit the power of the engines by limiting the size of the engines indirectly 10 or 15-liter displacement engines. A key factor for Renault's triumph in the first Grand Prix was the use of removable wheels. All competing vehicles were painted in the national colors: blue for France, green for England, red for Italy, yellow for Belgium, and white for Germany. Beginning in 1934, the Germans stopped painting their cars, after the paint was removed from a Mercedes-Benz, to reduce the car's weight. Check out the Mercedes F1 store. Shop and save at the Mercedes F1 shop at  voucher pro 

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