Red Bull Racing – How to make an F1 car (part 2): composites

September 26, 2013
Cool Videos Feed, Formula One, Infiniti

Red Bull Racing and Infiniti have released the second video in a mini-series outlining the details of ‘how to make an F1 car’. The latest goes over some of the technology in construction and composite materials.

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