What are the key differences between Formula 1 and IndyCar, the two leading single-seater series in the world?

F1 car dimensions: Minimum weight 1,755 ... Renault), and Pirelli makes the tires. IndyCar debuted a 2.2-liter, twin-turbocharged V-6 hybrid engine in 2024. It uses an energy recovery system ...

"You’re kind of like wrestling a bear with the INDYCAR. F1 acts a bit ... INDYCAR: The cars reach 240 mph at Indianapolis with their twin-turobcharged 2.2-liter, V-6 hybrid engine that generates ...

However, unlike F1, its European counterpart, IndyCar is a 'spec series ... hybrid technology was introduced. The cars are now equipped with 2.2-liter V-6, twin-turbocharged engines with hybrid ...

It was super fun.” Yes, fun. Both Tsunoda’s F1 car and Palou’s IndyCar are single-seaters with exposed wheels, turbocharged hybrid V-6 engines mounted behind the driver, and massive wings ...

F1 cars use fuel with 10% ethanol and a tank holds 28.6 gallons. IndyCar debuts a hybrid engine in 2024 At Mid-Ohio in early July, IndyCar debuted a 2.2-liter, twin-turbocharged V-6 hybrid engine ...