Check out our Glossary of F1 Terms, and our Beginners Guide to Formula 1 to fast-track your F1 knowledge.Monocoque FAQsWhat is the purpose of a monocoque? The purpose of a monocoque in Formula 1 is to ...

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The British Lotus F1 team built a more reliable engine by replacing their car’s traditional spaceframe with an aluminium sheet monocoque chassis. Jim Clark won the title twice within three years ...

Door hinge mounts are also a part of the monocoque body ... benefit of all the aero design is brake ducts inspired by Formula 1 racing, which both cool the brakes and direct air out of the ...