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This race is also ideal for those who want to try and achieve a Marathon distance and for those who also want the option to push a little further, possibly an ultra but without the complications of trail ultras, with next to no navigation, no kit required, an aid station every lap and straightforward logistics.

When you enter the race, you will receive an email from your entry portal and then a confirmation from Zig Zag Running.

We have designed a Bespoke medal for the event, which you will receive at the end of the race. (Unless you have chosen the Finisher Medal Option. You will receive a medal but it will not be specific to the event)

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There are several reasons why F1 drivers zig-zag. The drivers zig-zag to get their tyres warm, ready for the start of the race. The drivers also zig-zag to enhance the performance of their cars during the race. This article will take a look at why F1 drivers zig-zag their cars and what they expect to gain from it. The article will also explore why they zig-zag even when racing.

Pirelli tyres are designed to give optimum performance at a temperature between 100-110 C. It is for this reason that the tyres are wrapped in heating blankets before the cars take to the racecourse. Between the time the cars leave the pits and the start of the race, the tyres cool down. Zig-zagging is a way to keep the tyres hot and even heat them up further if possible.

Every F1 driver wants to get off to a good start. A good start is the first step to having a good race. Tyres at an optimum temperature give the car a good grip on the track. Cooler tyres are likely to skid when taking off for a high powered start. Hot tyres ensure a good start and possibly a lead going into the first curve of the race.

It is crucial that the drivers keep the tyre temperature up. The formation lap is so slow that tyres tend to cool down. Drivers also brake sharply to raise the temperature of the brakes. Zig-zagging not only maintains or increases the temperature of the tyres but also wears the new tyres slightly. A slightly worn tyre at an optimum temperature will give a better grip on the track than does a new tyre.

Zig-zagging and braking helps to increase the temperature of tyres and brakes. Having the tyres and brakes at optimal temperature is crucial for drivers to get a good start.

When racing, the rules forbid drivers from swerving from side to side to protect their position, as this is dangerous and can cause crashes. The leading driver can move their car once, but any more than that and they will receive a penalty.

More zig-zagging is often seen in the first lap when the cars are battling for position. It may also be observed during a safety car period. At slower speeds tyres cool down faster, so zig-zagging puts more energy through the tyres, which warms them up and gets them closer to race temperature ready for the restart.

Formula 1 cars are speed machines that are designed and built for maximum efficiency. Their weight is the deciding factor in the speed that they achieve. FIA regulations stipulate that the car should weigh a minimum of 752 kgs including the weight of the driver. There is not much the team can do about that but the car is also filled with an additional 110kgs of fuel.

An F1 car does not need 110kgs of fuel to complete a race on any course. So the car ends up carrying an additional weight which slows the car down. The fuel consumed by the car is continuously monitored by sensors and the data is fed to the team crew and the driver. Team engineers carefully note the amount of fuel the car consumes per kilometre of distance.

The above information allows engineers to calculate exactly how much fuel the car will use till the end of the race. The engineers instruct the driver on how much fuel he can shed and complete the race. The driver tries his best to shed as much fuel as he can during the formation lap to get a good start.

As the car engineers know exactly how much speed the car will gain per kilogram of fuel burnt, drivers do their best to burn fuel. Burning fuel is an exercise towards getting a better start as well as more speed during the race.

Formula 1 cars mostly zig-zag during the formation lap with the intent to prepare the car for the gruelling race ahead. They zig-zag to heat the tyres, get rid of the debris from the tyres and burn excess fuel. The aim is to get a good start and have greater speed when racing. Warmer and debris free tyres get a better grip on the tarmac and contribute towards a good start.

The Kiwis now need two more wins to wrap up the 162-year-old competition and can do so when racing resumes with races 11 and 12 on Tuesday. The Americans, starting with a minus-2 deficit from an earlier penalty, need to win eight to retain the Auld Mug.

In the first six races, Oracle could not match the Kiwi's surge on the upwind leg, when the nearly 7-ton multihulls zigzag through a series of tacking maneuvers past Alcatraz Island toward the Golden Gate Bridge.

Spithill, a fiery redhead from Australia, had tweeted a photo on instagram of a message apparently posted on the teams' notice board that included an expletive before Sunday's races. The posting was deleted but when asked about it he sloughed it off as "black humor" and offered no apology. ff782bc1db