How much fuel is consumed in one F1 race?
In a single Formula 1 race, the amount of fuel consumed can be quite surprising. Each car is limited to a fuel load of 110 kilograms, or roughly 144 liters, for the entire race. However, not every race sees the full fuel load used, as strategies often vary depending on the track and race conditions. Therefore, it's fair to say that while the maximum fuel consumption could be around 144 liters per car, it often tends to be less. Regardless, it's clear that fuel efficiency is a critical aspect of F1 racing.
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