In my recent deep dive into the world of car racing, I discovered why it's called 'Formula 1' and how other 'formulas' fit into the mix. The 'formula' refers to the specific set of rules each car must follow, with '1' indicating it's the highest level of international racing. Other formulas, like Formula 2 and 3, also exist, each with their own set of regulations but are considered lower tiers. The numbering essentially represents the hierarchy in the racing world. So, when we talk about Formula 1, we're referring to the pinnacle of international car racing, bound by a unique set of rules.
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