F1 Vs Indy

But while the actual cars are the same the aero kits are unique depending on.

F1 vs indy. While f1 races are usually limited to no more than eighty laps depending on the track length indycar can go for as much as 500 miles. It is really just a matter of taste and personal preference. The top speeds reached by indycar machinery is approximately 235mph from twin turbocharged 22 litre v6 engines whereas for an f1 car it is around 205mph from turbocharged 16 litre v6 hybrid. As both racing cars feature mind blowing speed the brake system is extraordinary too to stop the cars right on time with 100 efficiency.

However here f1 wins the case as f1 brakes are made of carbon fiber. Indycar unlike f1 indycar runs the same chassis and with two engine manufacturers honda and chevrolet. When it comes down to it there is no winner when it comes down to formula 1 racing vs indy racing. Yes formula 1 race cars are a lot faster than indy race cars.

Formula 1 and indycar are both considered to be premier single seater series with huge fan bases and drivers clamouring to compete within it. The increased weight is carried by a 586 liter v 8 engine whereas the lighter f1 and indy cars are fueled by a 16 liter v 6 and 22 liter v 6 respectively. The difference between f1 and indy in terms of the engine is that f1 uses a 16 liter v 6 whereas the indy car comes with a 22 liter v 6. Separating the f1 chassis from the other two forms of racing is the fact that the team is responsible for designing and building the car from the ground up.

The two series however are run very differently.