Is F1 Difficult to Drive?

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F1 is indeed difficult to drive, and the specific reasons are as follows: High difficulty in starting techniques: A good start helps achieve a good result in the race, but starting an F1 car requires considerable skill. The engine speed of an F1 car during startup is around 10,000 RPM or even higher. If there is insufficient power, the clutch may be automatically disengaged, leading to a failed start. Even if the car is successfully started, it is necessary to ensure that the tires do not spin excessively. No driving assistance systems: F1 cars do not have any driving assistance systems. As everyone knows, family cars are equipped with various stability control systems, anti-lock braking, anti-skid systems, etc., but none of these are present in F1 cars. Therefore, turning in an F1 car is a significant test of the driver's skills, especially in rainy conditions, where the difficulty of driving can be imagined.