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Reference · Glossary

Every F1 term, explained.

Plain-English definitions of every Formula 1 term — aero, strategy, regulations, and the paddock slang commentators never stop to explain.

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  • BankingTracksBanking in Formula 1 refers to the transverse slope or incline of a racetrack's corner, designed to allow cars to carry higher speeds through the turn.
  • ChicaneTracksA chicane is a sequence of tight, alternating turns designed to slow cars, enhance safety, and create technical challenges on a Formula 1 circuit.
  • KerbTracksA kerb is a raised section at the edge of a Formula 1 circuit, strategically designed to define track limits and influence a car's line through corners.
  • Permanent CircuitTracksA permanent circuit is a purpose-built motorsport facility, distinct from temporary street circuits, featuring dedicated infrastructure for racing.
  • Street CircuitTracksA street circuit is a temporary race track utilizing public roads, characterized by tight corners, close barriers, and often challenging surfaces, demanding precision and unique car setups.

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