Formula bharat quiz

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Formula Bharat Safety Quiz

Test your knowledge on safety regulations and guidelines specific to Formula Bharat competitions. This quiz covers critical aspects of vehicle safety and mechanical compliance necessary to ensure a secure racing environment.

Are you familiar with essential safety standards? Challenge yourself with questions related to:

Aerodynamic devices
Fuel line standards
Driver harnesses
Performance parameters

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by DrivingForce42

Which one is incorrect for listing environment to qualify as safe

Driver wearing full protection gear

Rules compliant chassis and mounted IA

Running under low visibility conditions with officials permission

None of the above

Any aerodynamic device must be able to withstand a force of 200 N distributed over a minimum surface of 225 cm2 and not deflect more than __

10 mm in the load carrying direction.

25mm in the load carrying direction.

10 in any direction

Select the Incorrect option

Springs in the TPSs are not acceptable as return springs.

TPS signals indicate the throttle has returned to idle position ±5 % for at least one second.

The maximum restrictor diameters which must be respected at all times during the competitionare for Gasoline fueled vehicles - 25 mm

Select the Incorrect option

All aerodynamic devices forward of a vertical plane through the rearmost portion of the front face of the driver head restraint support, excluding any padding, set to its most rearward position, must be lower than 500 mm from the ground.

All aerodynamic devices lower than 500 mm from the ground and further rearward than the front axle, must not be wider than a vertical plane touching the most outboard point of the front wheel/tire.

All aerodynamic devices rearward of a vertical plane through the rearmost portion of the front face of the driver head restraint support, excluding any padding, set to its most rearward position must be lower than 1.2 m from the ground.

In non-welded driver’s harness attachment, while physical testing of strength of lap belt and shoulder straps attachment edges of the test fixture supporting the sample must be a _____ from the load application point

Minimum of 125mm

Maximum of 150mm

Minimum of 150mm

Maximum of 100m

If the lap belts and anti-submarine belts are attached ________ apart, these must support a total load of 19.5 kN

More than 100mm

Less than 50mm

Less than 100mm

More than 50mm

The roll hoop tubing must not be further away than____ from the inside surface of the lowest part of the primary structure

50mm

30mm

25mm

100mm

The test fixture must support the entire sample, except for a ______mm hole aligned coaxially with the punch. The sample_______be clamped to the fixture.

32, must not

32, must

25, must not

25, must

The roll hoop tubing ______ be further away than_______ mm from the inside surface of the lowest part of the primary structure.

Must not, 30mm

Must, 30mm

Must not, 20mm

Must, 20mm

Minimum jounce

Must be at least 25mm and checked with the driver seated

Must be 25mm and checked with/without driver seated

Must not be more than 25mm and checked with the driver seated

None of these

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