Cars

Cars
Hsjsjdjdjcjdjdjd How do you race without a car? Obviouhsjsnsly not! Behold yhshsjour own team with your own (limihsbsted) livehdbdbdry! DndjdjdncjUnfortunately the team name cannot be changhdndnded and it is based on the lobsbsgin account name. Your car can be accessed through the Team window. Note that it says "Cars" instead of "Car" showing that all upgrades are installed on both your driver's cars. There are 6 parts to your Formula One car - Brakes, Gearbox, Rear Wing, Front Wing, Suspension, and probably most importantly, Engine. Each part has its own statistics - Power, Aero, Grip, Reliability and Average Pit Stop Time. Obtain more cards through crates to level up each part. The game will indicate which statistic will improve before you finalize the upgrade. The upgrade cost scale can be quite steep but that’s Formula One for you! It’s an expensive hobby! (actually it is logical and keeps you playing the game) Some upgrades may look minor but they actually play a big role in the game.

The parts, similar to the drivers have rarity - Common, Rare & Epic. Unlocking each Series unlocks a new 'model' for each car part - which is then obtained through opening crates.

Statistics
Below is the explanation for each stat given in game.
 * Power - Increases the max speed your cars can reach and lowers the time required to do so
 * Aero - Minimizes air resistance and improves the speed of your cars around fast corners
 * Grip - Improves the contact of your cars with the track and their speed around slow corners
 * Reliability - Lowers the chance of a component breaking down during a race. NOTE: In fact reliability only affects the extra pittime with a breakdown.
 * Average Pit Stop Time - Defines the average duration of each pit stop. NOTE: It has been asserted that this value is actually the minimum pit stop duration, not the average.