During the Grand Prix weekend all cars must have at least four camera housings on specific location

Formula 1 car must have a conventional sprung suspension. It is forbidden to use any system, such as active suspension, which changes the suspension or its geometry while the car is moving.

Formula 1 cars and its survival cell must pass several strict static load tests

All cars must be equipped with a fire extinguisher which operates in the cockpit and engine compartment, as well as many other safety items like seat belts

All Formula 1 cars must pass roll structure tests before they're allowed to take to the track

Power unit formula was introduced in 2014. and consists of six separate elements and four of each are avalaible to each driver per season before they get grid penalties

The design and location of the oil tanks on F1 cars are strictly controlled in order to minimize the risk of oil leakage

Formula 1 car must pass strict static, impact and roll tests before they take the track in order to meet the necessary safety standards

Fuel tanks must be made of materials approved by the FIA and have single rubber balder manufactured by approved companies

Formula 1 engines run on petrol with specifications similiar to road cars. Indeed, the FIA ​​said that the rules 'should ensure the use of fuels that are mainly composed of compounds normally found in commercial fuels