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Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems in Formula 1

Development of a Continuously Variable Transmission Variator

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During 2007, the FIA (Federation Internationale de l’Automobile) considered that energy recovery systems had become relevant technology for Formula 1 (F1). The emergence of mechanically-based high-speed flywheel systems are giving race engineers increased choice. Xtrac is involved in Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) energy efficient motorsport initiatives and has played a key role in designing, developing and integrating a mechanical Kinetic Energy Recovery System (Kers).

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Halley, M. Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems in Formula 1. ATZ Autotechnol 8, 58–61 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03247062

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