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An F1 car has so much grip it could drive upside down, but it would need to travel at a speed of 200 mph for 1.5 miles.

McLaren-Honda’s technology partner, SAP, help our Formula 1 team push technological boundaries both on- and off-track. In this series of short videos we bring data collated over a race weekend to life, giving you real-world comparative insights into the most technologically advanced cars in the world.

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