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1. Lando
2.Verstapen
3.Russell
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Every F1 race has a different number of laps because the minimum length of a grand prix is 190 miles (305 kilometres), so most circuits demand a different number of laps per race due to the deviations in the track lengths. The race with the least laps is driven at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, where cars must complete only 44 laps. On the other hand, most laps are driven around the streets of Monte Carlo (78).
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An 80 km/h pit lane speed limit is in effect at most events in every session, with some circuits having an even slower limit. Drivers get fined if its exceeded.
But on the track during the race there is no speed limit.
THE ENGINEERING BEHIND AN FORMULA 1 CAR
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