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how wide are f1 tyres
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The width of Formula 1 tyres has varied over the years, with regulations and technology shaping their dimensions. As of the latest regulations, the front tyres are 305mm wide, while the rear tyres are 405mm wide. This specification is part of the technical regulations defined by the FIA, Formula 1's governing body, to ensure competition fairness and enhance the performance and safety of the cars. The choice of tyre width impacts the car's grip, handling, and overall aerodynamics, making tyre strategy a crucial element of F1 racing. The wider tyres introduced in recent years offer increased contact with the track surface, improving grip but also increasing aerodynamic drag an important consideration for teams when designing their cars.
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F1 tires are approximately 305 mm wide at the front and 405 mm wide at the rear. but this can vary depending on the track and team requirements.
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