What does an F1 steward do?

Meanwhile, the job of the stewards is to rule on racing incidents and apply penalties for breaches of the sporting code and technical regulations if they have been reported to them by officials or delegates.
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How many stewards are there at an F1 race?

Every F1 race has a rotating panel of four stewards who make decisions on matters referred to them by the race director.
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Do F1 drivers pee in their suits?

Do F1 drivers pee in their suits during a race? The simple answer is yes they do. F1 drivers can relieve themselves during races on the off chance that they need to but many have strongly claimed that they wait until they return to the paddock.
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Do F1 drivers poop in their suits?

No. F1 drivers' diets are well designed and tailored to their racing schedule. This means that their bowels will be empty during a race, not only so they don't need to poop, but to keep weight to a minimum!
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What does a race steward do?

Stewards oversee all aspects of horse racing and wagering within the sport to ensure that the regulations and guidelines are adhered to. Often likened to the police of the racecourse, Stewards are well respected members of the racing industry who maintain the integrity of race day operations.
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Can racing stewards bet?

(2) No steward shall bet or have a financial interest in any bet on a race.
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How do you become a steward?

Members wishing to become stewards should fill out the Steward Application Form. Members wishing to become stewards will become stewards-in-waiting until they complete the basic steward training course after which they will be appointed as stewards.
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Do F1 drivers get free cars?

With the amount of money they're paid, F1 drivers–well, certainly, the successful ones–can get their hands on pretty much any road car they like, no matter how limited it may be. Some manufacturers even offer them cars for free as part of sponsorship deals. It's definitely alright for some.
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Can F1 drivers listen to music?

F1 drivers do not listen to music during a race. While it is not banned in the official rules, it is not done by any driver. In a sport as intense as F1, music would only distract the drivers and prevent them from receiving important information from their team.
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Do Formula 1 drivers drink alcohol?

Can F1 Drivers Drink Alcohol? Nowadays most drivers avoid alcohol on race weekends if they will not be driving for a couple of days, although some will drink a beer or a glass of wine if they are not driving.
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Why are F1 drivers so handsome?

Formula 1 drivers are good-looking because they have muscular, athletic bodies due to their training and healthy eating, good skin, and haircuts regularly done by the best barbers. They also have most of their photos taken by professional photographers, which means they always look good in them.
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How hot is an F1 cockpit?

Oh yeah, and it's excruciatingly hot. Cockpit temperature averages 122 degrees Fahrenheit. During races that last two and a half hours, drivers can drop more than six pounds just through sweating.
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Do F1 drivers smoke?

As the drivers have their personal preferences, some smoked in private, whereas some were public in their approach. A few big names who smoked are the seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher, James Hunt, Kimi Raikkonen, Jules Bianchi, and of course 2016 F1 World Champion Nico Rosberg and his father Keke Rosberg.
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How are F1 stewards chosen?

It is their job to deliberate cases and make decisions based on F1's rule book and the FIA's own Sporting Codes. Three of the stewards, one of whom will be appointed a chairman, are nominated by the FIA from the international pool who hold the necessary FIA Super Licence (which is different to the driver superlicence).
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Are F1 marshals paid?

F1 marshals do not get paid and they do their job for the love of the sport. Their 'reward' is being the closest people to the action and having free entry to see Formula 1 cars up close and personal. F1 marshals are therefore volunteers and are some of the most important people at a race weekend.
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How to become a motorsport steward?

As a Senior Official, the Motorsport UK Steward must be at least 18 years of age. They should be thoroughly experienced in motorsport and of those appointed by the organising club, at least one must be a person whose motorsport activity is not confined to that club alone and who is not an Official of that club.
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Do F1 racers wear diapers?

F1 drivers do not usually wear diapers or catheters. If a driver needs the toilet when they're racing, they simply have to go in their racing suit, although many drivers claim to never have needed to do so, or not been able to even when they did need, due to the stress of driving at such high speed.
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Can F1 drivers be female?

Since then, women have tested F1 cars and Susie Wolff was the last woman to take part in a F1 session, driving first practice for Williams at the 2014 British Grand Prix.
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Why are there no female F1 drivers?

Rather it is because there have been no sponsors who have had the courage to believe in a woman and provide her with the budget she and her team need for a successful season. Money makes all the difference, whether it's Formula One or in the junior ranks.
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Why is there no Bugatti in F1?

Because they don't make race cars or sports cars. They make halo GT cars - high powered straight line missiles that are not eligible to run in any race series in the world.
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Why is number 13 not used in F1?

The number is generally considered to be an unlucky number. It was used in the early years of the sport but in the 1920s it was dropped after the Delage factory team suffered two fatal accidents with the number in the course of just a few months.
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Do flight attendants make good money?

The top 90% of flight attendants make over $115,000 per year, and the lowest 10% make about $49,497 per year. Bonus Offer: Earn up to $1,500 by opening a Citi Priority Account with required activities.
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Who is a qualified steward?

The Football Stewarding Qualification (or FSQ for short) is a qualification that all stewards at a designated football ground must gain while they are working. This is to ensure the safety of spectators who come to a football game and to avoid repeats of incidents like Hillsbourgh [1] and the Bradford Fire [2].
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