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Why do F1 tires look rough after a race? 🤔

Short0:28People & BlogsPublished Oct 12, 2026, 6:45 PM · 6d ago
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1,177,561
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5.8K
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5.8K
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Engagement
1.4%
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Likes
15.9K
1.4% of views
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30
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171K
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Rank in channel
#11
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Note: This video has been transformatively edited with added commentary and storytelling to provide a unique viewing experience. Note: Formula 1 tires lose rubber during a race, while fuel use and driver weight loss can reduce the car's weight. Note: Drivers may run over rubber pieces on the track near the end so extra rubber sticks to the tires before the car is weighed. Credit: Original owner/creator Formula 1 tires can look rough after a race because they wear down and lose small pieces of rubber. Near the end, drivers may collect extra rubber from the track on their tires, helping the car meet the required minimum weight during the final check. #Formula1 #F1Tires #Shorts

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