Post by wilmywood8455 on Apr 1, 2023 9:56:44 GMT -8
This piece of jargon decides F1’s winners and losers, but the meaning behind the term is surprisingly human.
Formula 1’s ecosystem of pundits and commenters have recently latched on to “concepts” as a major topic of discussion. That’s important, because these concepts separate the sport’s successful cars (currently the Red Bulls) from title pretenders. Ergo, understanding the concept is important to understanding the sport itself.
If like many of our readers, you’re new to Formula 1, it’s a good idea to get a handle on this idea. The more you learn about the sport's intricacies, the more interesting F1 gets. Even if you’re not an F1 novice, the sudden influx of stories and punditry about concepts will have likely caught you off guard.
So, what is a concept? Why do concepts matter? And most importantly, where do they come from? We offer a quick primer.
If like many of our readers, you’re new to Formula 1, it’s a good idea to get a handle on this idea. The more you learn about the sport's intricacies, the more interesting F1 gets. Even if you’re not an F1 novice, the sudden influx of stories and punditry about concepts will have likely caught you off guard.
So, what is a concept? Why do concepts matter? And most importantly, where do they come from? We offer a quick primer.
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