Since 1973,Formula one has deployed several safety cars from various manufacturing on the tracks 

1. In the world of formula one safety cars play a crucial role because they are deployed on the to guide racers whenever there's an accident  tto do the job safety car are modified with various kinds of light and serene along with numerous screen inside the cabin which display information to the safety driver related to the raceryand the tracks 
2. In the current season of Formula One, there are two safety cars from two different manufacturers. One is from Aston Martin and the second car is from Mercedes. However, these two brands are not the sole producers to provide safety cars in Formula One. Since 1973, several safety cars from various brands have been used and, in this article, we look at the best safety cars of all time.
3. Aston Martin Vantage-We are in 2021 and with time, the cars have evolved into beautiful fast creatures. Therefore, the all-new Aston Martin Vantage gets the top position with its powerful 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine, which churns out a maximum power of 527hp.

Lamborghini Countach- For us, the car that deserves second place is the Lamborghini Countach. Why? Well, it’s a Lamborghini that wooed the spectators at the Monaco Grand Prix in the early 80s. Under the hood, a massive V12 powertrain powered the Countach.

Porsche 993 GT2- Apart from the Lamborghini Countach, Porsche 993 GT2 also spent some time on the F1 tracks when it made a debut at the Belgium Grand Prix at Spa Francorchamps in 1995. Under the bonnet, the Porsche 993 GT2 had a 3.6-litre, air-cooled, twin-turbocharged, flat-six engine that was tuned to churn out a massive power of 444hp at 6,200rpm.

Fiat Tempra 16V– This Fiat gets a place here because it was a fun little family car which was turned into a full-spec Formula One safety car. The Fiat Tempra 16V made its debut at the Brazilian Grand Prix in 1993 with a power figure of 143hp at 6,250rpm and 183Nm at 6,000rpm mated to a five-speed gearbox. The car could hit a top speed of 203 kmph and had the capability of touching 0-100 kmph in 9.80 seconds.

• Mercedes Era- Since the last two decades, Mercedes has provided safety cars and all their cars have been truly magnificent. From the ongoing AMR GT R to the GT S (2015-17) and the SLK 55 AMG (2004-05); Mercedes over the years have amped their safety car game.

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Motorcycle Brands that Started with Some Other Businesses

Before venturing into the business of manufacturing motorcycles, these brands were engaged in other businesses

Royal Enfield, Kawasaki or Suzuki are names that practically everybody in the world recognizes because of the motorcycles these producers have been creating for ages. However, you will be stunned to know that many such famous motorcycle manufacturing companies were into some other businesses before venturing into the world of motorcycle manufacturing. Who are these brands and what is their history? In this piece, we’ve composed a list of motorcycle brands that initiated their adventure with some other businesses.

Husqvarna- Today, they are noted for their street fighter and off-roading motorcycles, but there was an occasion when Husqvarna used to make muskets. When the company was established in 1689, it was a state-owned company that started as an arm producing company for the Swedish military. The firm turned into a private association in 1757 and kept manufacturing arms for the next 240 years. Finally, in 1903, the company ventured into the business of motorcycle manufacturing.

 

 

Ducati- Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ducati, which creates drool-worthy motorcycles, started as the Società Radio Brevetti Ducati in 1926. The company used to produce radio components, capacitors and vacuum tubes until, during World War II, the company’s factory was burnt to ashes during an air raid. The company rebuilt the factory and introduced the Cucciolo, which was a bicycle with a 48cc, four-stroke engine.

Kawasaki- If you think Kawasaki is merely a motorcycle producer, you are greatly misinformed. In 1878, the Japanese company started as the Kawasaki Heavy Industries and ventured into the territory of shipbuilding. In fact, Kawasaki built the first submarine for Japan and also developed the Type 3-1 Hien fighter plane for the Japanese air force during World War II. Finally, the company produced its first motorcycle in 1962.

BMW- When BMW started its journey in 1916, it was dubbed as the Bayerische Flugzeugwerke AG. The company was created after Rapp Motorenwerke, Bayerische Flugzeugwerke, and Automobilwek Eisenach merged to become a state-owned aircraft manufacturing company. After World War I ended, the company’s name was changed to BMW, and the company created its first motorcycle in 1923. The name of BMW’s first motorcycle was R 32.

 

 

Royal Enfield- At the time of its establishment, the company was dubbed as the Enfield Cycle Company Limited as it used to manufacture bicycle parts. Later on, the company won the contract of manufacturing rifle parts for the Royal Small Arms factory of the British government. That’s when founders Albert Eadie and R.W. Smith added the term “Royal” before Enfield.

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