What is the difference between F1 and F2?
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The differences between F1 and F2 are as follows: 1. Engine cylinder capacity: F1 (Formula One) racing cars: The engine cylinder capacity is regulated at 3.5 liters. F2 (Formula Two) racing cars: The engine cylinder capacity is regulated at 3 liters. Formula One is widely regarded as the pinnacle of open-cockpit motorsport, and its requirements for car performance and the costs associated with participating in races determine that a preparatory process is necessary before entering the competition. For most of Formula One's history, Formula Two has served as the penultimate step towards the summit of motorsport. 2. Horsepower of the racing cars: F1 (Formula One) racing cars: Over 650 horsepower. F2 (Formula Two) racing cars: Over 475 horsepower.