Drive by Wire Explained: How Electronic Throttle Control Works | SchoolTube

The "By-Wire" System Explained (Drive, Brake, Steer, Shift, Throttle)

Archive Racing🏎️🏁 on Instagram: "Driving a Formula 1 car in the 1970s was a raw and unforgiving experience compared to modern machines. Cars used manual gearboxes with an H-pattern shifter, meaning drivers had to heel-and-toe between throttle, brake, and clutch while managing oversteer on narrow street circuits. With no power steering, traction control, or electronic aids, every input from the driver directly translated to the car’s behavior on the edge of grip. Braking was equally demanding,