A Formula 1 steering wheel controls the car through a complex system of buttons, dials, paddles, and a central yoke, managing steering, gear shifts, braking, acceleration, and over 20 adjustable ...

The F1 cars operate the clutch by use of two paddles on the back of the steering wheel. Only one needs to be used to engage the clutch, so drivers vary which side they are using by how they are ...

Up to the early 1990s, the Formula 1 steering wheel was very simplistic, with only a few extra functions to be performed as compared to an ordinary car’s steering wheel. But as technical ...

But, for better or worse, those F1 drivers and their cars don't have a traditional steering wheel airbag to worry about, which regular drivers who now face ZF's new technology will. So how does it ...

Uncover the F1 vs. IndyCar differences! From unique cars and engines to tracks and daring drivers, explore what makes them ...

Fernando Alonso has opened up on the scary moment the steering wheel of his Aston Martin came ... system were being replaced. READ MORE: F1 news: Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari status at risk as ...