This Formula 1 database project is related to the topic of formula 1.
Project consists of sample data, queries, triggers, views and an ER diagram.
ER diagram shows relations which can occur between the various entities that make up a Formula 1 world championship.
The design of the database takes into account the division of the championship into seasons.
A given season involves:
- teams
- drivers
- engine manufacturers
- sponsors
The modeling process took into account aspects that can be described using sponsorship as an example:
- a given sponsor can sponsor one team, but in different seasons the sponsorship amount may vary
- a sponsor may have breaks in sponsorship of the same team
- the sponsor can also sponsor various teams - in each case with a different amount of money
During the season there are competitions (Grand Prix) where drivers take part in the qualifying and the race itself.
A Grand Prix takes place on a specific track, which has features such as the length and number of turns, and is located in a specific city.
A distinction is made between the country
- where the team and engine manufacturer come from,
- where the city is located,
- where the competition takes place
The team consists of staff members and drivers.
Qualifications is modeled based on current rules:
- If a driver does not participate in any qualifying round, he can still start the race at the end of the grid (The 107% rule includes the times set during the training sessions).
- Drivers can participate in three rounds: Q1, Q2, Q3 in which times are reported to the nearest thousandth of a second.
