Formula One (F1) is a type of open-wheel car racing.

The F1 World Championship is held over a single race.

The F1 cars have semi-automatic transmissions with paddle shifters.

The F1 cars are required to use slick tires, which do not have any tread and are designed for maximum grip on dry track surfaces.

The F1 teams are not allowed to build their own engines and must use engines supplied by one of the approved manufacturers.

The F1 teams are not allowed to test their cars on the track during the season and can only do so during designated testing periods.

The F1 teams are not allowed to use any type of fuel and must use fuel supplied by one of the approved fuel suppliers.

The F1 races are not held on oval tracks and are typically held on circuits with a combination of straights and turns.

The F1 cars are required to have a cockpit safety device, such as a halo or a shield, to protect the driver's head in the event of an accident.

The F1 drivers are not allowed to refuel their cars during the race and must complete the race with the fuel they start with.

The F1 races are not held in the same location every year and are typically held at a variety of circuits around the world.